Panasonic releases new smartphone-linked intercom

OSAKA, Japan - A video monitor (L) and a camera component of a new wireless door intercom developed by Panasonic Corp. are shown in Osaka, western Japan, on Oct. 9, 2014. By connecting the intercom to the Internet, users can check who is at the door via their smartphones even when away from home.

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