Panasonic G1 Disappears from Website

Published: February 9, 2010

Story under: Cameras

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Hmmm, with PMA just around the corner, could the removal of Panasonic’s G1 digital camera (with all of its references) from Panasonic Canada’s website signal a new device? After all, the Panasonic G1 is also officially out of stock in Japan, lending more credence to this theory. What do you think – is there a G2 on its way?

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