Discover how Panasonic was founded and how a small Japanese electrical business grew into one of the world’s most recognizable electronics companies.
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Comments 74mandy_butler:
Damn imagine if his company actually took the first inventi…
Damn imagine if his company actually took the first invention?
maríaluisa_lemus1 month ago
Thats a good family there. Thick and thin they were still together😊
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hans-willi_kallert1 month ago
The Osaka Socket!!!!
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charles_renard1 month ago
Matsushita you said... But why "mitsubishi" appears?
monica.proctor1 month ago
Fun fact: Originally the company was called Matsushita but changed their name to Panasonic in 2008 due to too many names, Matsuhita, National, Panasonic and or Technics referred to the same company.
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matthewjimenez8021 month ago
In the past, engineers had enough time and space to conduct experiments and occasionally make breakthroughs in technology. Nowadays, the world of work is so tightly scheduled that there is no time for experimentation. Everyone must adhere to processes and instructions.
danieladams6071 month ago
There's your answer, *_Fishbulb_*
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franklinvelvet771 month ago
We bought a Panasonic LCD TV on 2008 and it's still working fine.
agathe_marion1 month ago
Could you do Smith and Wesson
joseph_guerrero1 month ago
He needed to show the buyers how to use it in the neighbors house, the word by mouth would've made sales.
charansarna1171 month ago
La referencia de Samsung y sus inicios como tienda de pescado fresco jaja
mariacecíliaalbuquerque4271 month ago
When did he die ?
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juliapope5951 month ago
Im not sure if this is the same brother-in-law that helped start Matsushita Electric Industrial Company but it might be worth doing something on his brother-in-law Toshio Iue, the company he started named after 3 oceans, how successful the company became, and where the company went after it collapsed.
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ross.craig1 month ago
Their VCRs hold up really well, they still work today.
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daniel_wali1 month ago
mitsubishi :b
gaelhenrique_farias1 month ago
About ¾ through the captions say Mitsubishi instead of Matsushita, which we all know is precisely incorrect.
scottarc941 month ago
Have you done samsung yet?
tracey_ramos4 weeks, 1 day ago
Man! The Panasonic... The quality was dope... I have the two decades old cdplayer still working
charansarna1171 month ago
He quit why exactly? Could have waited until it caught on
Damn imagine if his company actually took the first invention?
Thats a good family there. Thick and thin they were still together😊
The Osaka Socket!!!!
Matsushita you said... But why "mitsubishi" appears?
Fun fact: Originally the company was called Matsushita but changed their name to Panasonic in 2008 due to too many names, Matsuhita, National, Panasonic and or Technics referred to the same company.
In the past, engineers had enough time and space to conduct experiments and occasionally make breakthroughs in technology. Nowadays, the world of work is so tightly scheduled that there is no time for experimentation. Everyone must adhere to processes and instructions.
There's your answer, *_Fishbulb_*
We bought a Panasonic LCD TV on 2008 and it's still working fine.
Could you do Smith and Wesson
He needed to show the buyers how to use it in the neighbors house, the word by mouth would've made sales.
La referencia de Samsung y sus inicios como tienda de pescado fresco jaja
When did he die ?
Im not sure if this is the same brother-in-law that helped start Matsushita Electric Industrial Company but it might be worth doing something on his brother-in-law Toshio Iue, the company he started named after 3 oceans, how successful the company became, and where the company went after it collapsed.
Their VCRs hold up really well, they still work today.
mitsubishi :b
About ¾ through the captions say Mitsubishi instead of Matsushita, which we all know is precisely incorrect.
Have you done samsung yet?
Man! The Panasonic... The quality was dope... I have the two decades old cdplayer still working
He quit why exactly? Could have waited until it caught on
Nikon pleasee