Nothing can be better for geek to finds a ‘technology museum’ with a wide range of products under one roof. Panasonic, the global technology leader, launched its first experience centre–Life Scape–in Gurgaon to highlight its technology expertise and innovation across product categories.

Consumers will experience a chronological journey of the company’s past, present and future at the centre in its philosophy, eco and welcome zone. The store showcases a wide array of products in different sections ranging from health to personal care products, from home appliances to office automation products and consumer durables.

The centre has a specialized kid’s zone wherein children would be engaged with edutainment activities. The showroom also has a security and surveillance room, video conferencing and master conference room, a living and kitchen zone.

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VCherish Media Private Limited today launched www.vcherish.com an “online media and electronic publishing” website that provides young minds (age 15-45) a paid freelance opportunity to “Express, Delight, Differentiate, Engage, Enlighten or Inspire” via contribution of their “Articles, Web/Mobile Videos and E-books, and thereby drive editorial content on the site.” Irrespective of a young mind’s location, academic or professional status, he or she can contribute to vcherish.com.

The launch edition of vcherish.com includes a variety of articles and videos encompassing big city and small town India, interesting facets of London and Italy, and articles received from Philippines and Silicon Valley, US.

 www.vcherish.com will provide an opportunity to select “Young” writers to author their first electronic book (E-book) that includes “Vibrant Palette” and “Fragrant Bouquet” for customers reading pleasure

 For the benefit of domestic and international “non-English” readers, the text (articles) and web pages on vcherish.com can be automatically semi-translated into the language of a reader’s choice (Hindi, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Portuguese and Dutch, among others) by clicking the respective country’s national flag on the site.

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