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[Title] => Mepco adopts ‘Panasonic’
[Summary] => Beginning this October, all products of Matsushita Electric Philippines Corp. (MEPCO) being marketed under the brands Panasonic and National will carry only one name – Panasonic.
MEPCO says the decision to drop National in favor of Panasonic as its new global brand is a significant strategy for its business operations.
"The Panasonic brand will mean more convenience to consumers," explains Rodolfo Perez, president of National Panasonic Sales Philippines and National Panasonic Battery Philippines, both divisions of MEPCO.
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[Title] => Matsushita invests P1.75B more in RP
[Summary] => Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd., better known for its Panasonic and National brands, is expanding its presence in the country with an additional investment of P1.746 billion to manufacture DVD multi-disk drives in its plant at the Carmelray Industrial Park in Laguna.
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[Title] => Linking mobiles and appliances
[Summary] => TOKYO – The world’s largest mobile phone supplier Nokia Corp. and Japan’s Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd. said they would develop technology to link cellphones and home appliances.
The new technology would enable users to control video machines and other home electronic devices via remote control through their mobile phones.
They would even be able to operate a security camera set-up at home and view images on a mobile screen.
Data would be exchanged between the cellphones and appliances over the Internet.
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MEPCO says the decision to drop National in favor of Panasonic as its new global brand is a significant strategy for its business operations.
"The Panasonic brand will mean more convenience to consumers," explains Rodolfo Perez, president of National Panasonic Sales Philippines and National Panasonic Battery Philippines, both divisions of MEPCO.
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[Summary] => Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd., better known for its Panasonic and National brands, is expanding its presence in the country with an additional investment of P1.746 billion to manufacture DVD multi-disk drives in its plant at the Carmelray Industrial Park in Laguna.
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[Summary] => TOKYO – The world’s largest mobile phone supplier Nokia Corp. and Japan’s Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd. said they would develop technology to link cellphones and home appliances.
The new technology would enable users to control video machines and other home electronic devices via remote control through their mobile phones.
They would even be able to operate a security camera set-up at home and view images on a mobile screen.
Data would be exchanged between the cellphones and appliances over the Internet.
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