Matsushita to offer new audio systems using SD memory cards

Matsushita to offer new audio systems using SD memory cards

TOKYO, Japan - Singer Ayumi Hamasaki holds up Matsushita Electric Industrial Co.'s new portable audio player during a presentation in Tokyo on Oct. 18. Matsushita will launch four new portable audio players and two new micro stereo systems using secure digital memory cards in Japan on Nov. 19.

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