If you need to see your VHS collection in all its analogue glory, why not take a look at the new Panasonic DMR-EX98V VHS, DVD and Freeview upscaler ...

Panasonic DMR-EZ48V review Panasonic's feature-light combi recorder keeps VHS on life support Reviews By Tech staff published 2 September 2009 ...

The Panasonic M7 VHS video camera, once left forgotten and damaged, is carefully restored to its original glory. The restoration process begins with disassembling the camera, cleaning each ...

Japan AV-types scoop up these recorders though, and Panasonic is launching four new models aimed right at their home turf.

It's been a long time coming for the VCR. After beating out Betamax and LaserDisc for home viewing dominance in the 1980s, VHS players are going away for good.

Looking to capture a leadership position in digital video categories, Panasonic introduced a host of new products, including its first DVD-Audio players and the first TV/VCR/DVD combination set, at ...

It's deja vu all over again, with another crazy tech combo out of Japan. Panasonic's new DMR-BR630V player combines the spankingest new 6x-speed recordable Blu-ray drive with the creakiest old VHS ...

The Panasonic AG-DTL1 time lapse VCR is an interesting combination of technologies, recording high quality digital video on standard S-VHS tapes.

Panasonic pulled out of the business several years ago, making Funai the last VCR maker in the world, a company spokesman said Friday.

Panasonic will test the waters for high-definition TV recording devices next month when it begins to sell its long-awaited HD-capable D-VHS VCR, the company announced last week. Tom Hantson, Panasonic ...

TiVo hosted a mock funeral for the VCR on Friday as part of a promotional sales event for its digital video recorders, highlighting the expanding role of emerging DVD formats. The funeral service ...

Japanese company Funai Electric announced it will no longer make VCRs at the end of this month, meaning the devices and VHS tapes are officially dead.