Panasonic to launch intelligent smartphones on March 27

People are reflected in a sign at Panasonic Center Tokyo in Tokyo March 12, 2014. Big Japanese companies such as Toyota Motor Corp will offer the most generous pay raises in years on Wednesday, but workers will still struggle to offset a sales tax increase, highlighting the difficulties the government is facing in overcoming entrenched deflation. Toyota, Hitachi Ltd and Panasonic Corp will be among the firms announcing their responses to union pay demands after a year of soaring profits thanks to the weak yen and massive stimulus policies of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. REUTERS/Toru Hanai (JAPAN - Tags: BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT)

In a bid to provide great experiences to consumers, Panasonic India is set to launch two smart intelligence-based smartphones on March 27 in the country.

The company on Friday sent out media invite for the event that reads “a new conversation around smartphones intelligence is about to begin, #ArboIsHere.”

“Arbo” will be a smart intelligence-based feature. Whether it is a digital assistant or an artificial robot is not yet clear.

Earlier this month, the company launched two new smartphones in its Eluga series — Eluga Pulse X and Eluga Pulse — at Rs. 10,990 and Rs. 9,690, respectively.

The devices come with 4G/VoLTE connectivity and pack a powerful 1.25 GHz quad core processor with a 3GB RAM for Eluga Pulse X and 2GB RAM for Eluga Pulse.