From Panasonic’s press release:

The continued trend toward Full HD in TV broadcasts, discs and digital AV equipment has spawned demand for innovative digital recorders. Panasonic’s response is the “HD Everything” concept – products that allow anyone to easily control, preserve and share a wide variety of Full HD images.

Specs include:

• DVR recording in high-def
• Copy up to 24 hours of content from the DVR over to a single Blu-ray disc in high-speed copy mode
• High-image-quality PHL Reference Chroma Processor Plus and P4HD
• Dolby TrueHD and DTS-Master Audio Essential sound
• Save images from an HD camcorder or LUMIX digital camera, or music from CDs onto the built-in hard disk drive or a Blu-ray Disc
• Support for Panasonic’s VIERA CAST Internet function, so users can easily access Internet content such as YouTube and Picasa Web Albums
• freesat+ Twin Tuner allows you to record two programs at once
• 1080/24p playback

View the full specs for all three models at Panasonic’s HD Everything website. No word on when or if these three models will be released outside the UK.

Image: Copyright 2009 ©Panasonic.

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