SEACUCUS, N.J.:Panasonic is deploying its own version of the back-to-school sale with several incentives, including low-interest financing through the end of September. The video industry vendor is offering 2.99 percent financing for 24 months on several models, including its AJ-HPM110 P2 mobile HD recorder/player. For 25 percent down on the AG-HPX170 P2 HD camcorder, Panasonic will do zero percent financing for two years, or 2.85 percent, no money down.
Other models sport rebates for as much as $800. An AVCCam camcorder purchase is accompanied by free Edius Neo 2 editing software valued at $199, Panasonic said. The AG-HMC150 AVCCam is being packaged with a free 16 GB Class 6 SDHC card valued at $229, and the AG-HMC70 comes with a SD-slot equipped Blu-ray player.
In addition to Facebook and YouTube pages, Panasonic Broadcast also launched a new support Web site for its products. It sports a prevalent model number search, plus a ZIP Code finder for the nearest service center.
More from TVB on Panasonic:
August 24, 2009: “3DTV Goes on the Road”
James Cameron, world-conquering director of “Titanic,” teamed up with Panasonic to promote his upcoming film, “Avatar,” in which an Earth-based military unit is dispatched to a mining operation on the planet Pandora…
April 20, 2009: “NAB: Panasonic Debuts Faster P2, AVCHD Gear and More”
For starters, new, faster P2 cards are on their way. The E Series cards offer transfer speed of 1.2 Gbps at a low price. The 32 GB ($625) and 16 GB ($420) versions are available in May, with the 64 GB (less than $1,000) coming in August. The 64 GB version will hold one hour of the highest quality 10-bit HD video, or four hours of DVCPRO video.
January 13, 2009: “CES: Panasonic Urges 3D Standard; Introes Portable Blu-ray”
Panasonic said it would bring Hollywood into the fold for discussions on motion picture 3D standardization, and would like to get a standard finalized before the end of 2009.
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