Panasonic unveils bamboo-fiber speaker

Panasonic unveils bamboo-fiber speaker

OSAKA, Japan - A Panasonic Corp. official shows a new high-performance speaker, developed by the company using bamboo fiber known as plant opal (held in hand), on Feb. 25, 2014, ahead of sample shipments starting on March 1.

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