#Panasonic Eluga U2

Panasonic may be a brand known for TVs and camera equipment, but did you know that the Japanese tech giant also makes smartphones? Just unveiled this week is the affordable Eluga U2, sporting a 64-bit processor and Android Lollipop in tow. The mid-range Eluga U2 is the company's first handset to sport a 64-bit chip, as well as the latest Google mobile operating system. Panasonic has recently launched two new members of their Toughpad line of ruggedized tablets designed for "mission-critical and highly mobile workers" - the Windows 8 Pro-powered Toughpad FZ-G1, and the Android Toughpad JT-B1. Panasonic wants a share of the buzz at the Mobile World Congress with the announcement of their new flagship phone, the Eluga Power. The Eluga Power will sit comfortably in the hands of those capable of gripping an adult's head and is a good alternative to the Samsung Galaxy Note or the LG Optimus Vu. What separates the Eluga Power from the rest of the big-screen smartphones out there is its IP57 certification, which means it is capable of resisting dust and water. Read more in our articles including "Panasonic Eluga U2 unveiled; affordable 64-bit Lollipop smartphone" and "Panasonic launches Windows, Android ruggedized tablets".