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Aug 24, 2016
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Berlin, Germany - Panasonic will exhibit its latest products and technologies at the Internationale Funkausstellung Berlin (IFA) 2016, the global trade show for consumer electronics and home appliances held in Berlin, Germany, from September 2 to 7, 2016. A press conference will be held in the Panasonic booth on August 31(Wednesday), 2 days prior to the opening of the show.
Under the corporate brand slogan "A Better Life, A Better World," Panasonic will propose in its Lifestyles Showcase ideas that help people to "Aspire to more: To the lifestyles we all desire" brought to life by a wide range of Panasonic products, from audio-visual equipment, home appliances to beauty appliances.
Once again this year, Panasonic will be covering its booth live with "Panasonic LIVE@IFA 2016." The press conference will also be streamed on YouTube and Facebook. The booth as well as the latest products, and Panasonic's ideas and technologies that help realize an "aspirational lifestyle" will also be introduced in detail.
Please follow our main stream for LIVE@IFA 2016 with hash tag #PanasonicIFA.
We also cut out our booth from the viewpoints you may never have known before. Check out "Panasonic.Anotherside" on Instagram!
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