VIDEO: Panasonic's Fusion entertainment concept for aeroplanes
Futuristic touchscreen for the back of seats revealed
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7 October 2009 10:39 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Panasonic Avionics has come up with a new concept for in-seat entertainment on aeroplanes. Dubbed the Fusion, it's for cattle-class seats, rather than for those that turn left. It gets an advanced touchscreen a USB port and iPod integration. When fitted into planes of the future it will offer video, games and internet access in a rather tidy design.
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