Nexto, a manufacturer of portable backup storage devices, has announced the NVS2500 backup device claiming to offer back up speeds of up to 80MB/s. Primarily designed for video professionals, it is compatible with Compact Flash, SDHC and MemoryStick Pro, though its fastest speeds are reserved for SxS media. Built around a 2.5” SATA hard drive, it offers eSATA/USB and FireWire support. It also allows simultaneous backup to both its internal HD and an external USB hard drive. It also features a 2.4" preview LCD, rugged construction and a free-fall sensor for maximum drive protection. The NVS2500 is available in 160GB, 250GB, 350GB and 500GB storage capacities.
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Thursday, May 7, 2009
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Ricoh GX200
A high-end, 24 mm super-wide-angle, optical zoom, digital compact featuring high resolution 12 megapixel CCD coupled with the latest imaging engine SIE III
Tokyo, Japan June, 24, 2008 Ricoh Co., Ltd. (president and CEO: Shiro Kondo) has announced today the development and release of the GX200. The GX200 is able to reproduce high quality images from edge-to-edge with low noise and natural gradation. This camera succeeds the award winning Caplio GX100 compact digital camera introduced in April 2007.
The GX200 inherits the popular features of the GX100 such as a 24 to 72 mm (35 mm film equivalent focal length) high-performance wide-angle optical zoom lens on a 25 mm thin pocketable compact body, a wide variety of manual shooting functions, and a removable tilting electronic viewfinder. The new GX200 achieves increased resolution via its 12 megapixel CCD and dramatic noise reduction with the addition of the new image processing engine Smooth Imaging Engine III.
Already a popular part of the Caplio GX100, the high-resolution wide-angle lens unit has been further configured to enable picture taking at an even higher resolution.
With a large wide-viewing angle 2.7-inch 460,000 dots HVGA LCD and an electronic level function, for horizontal and vertical shooting, the GX200 contains extensive shooting functions to enable camera lovers to enjoy and create stunning photographs.
This model comes in two package types with different accessories. The GX200 package contains: rechargeable lithium ion battery, battery charger, AV cable, USB cable, CD-ROM, strap, and lens cap. The GX200 VF KIT package contains all the above accessories plus the electronic viewfinder.
*The lens focal lengths used in this document are the equivalent focal length for a 35 mm camera.
Main features of the new Ricoh GX200
1. Greater image quality through use of a 12 megapixel CCD, a new image processing engine and continuous RAW mode capture.
- An effective 12 megapixel high-performance 1/1.7-inch CCD has been newly installed, with each pixel comes increased resolution.
- The adoption of a new image processing engine Smooth Imaging Engine III allows for greater control over the noise reduction process by the photographer without sacrificing resolution or saturation.
- High image quality combined with a lens with greater backlight capability*.
- *This is the 24 to 72 mm equivalent wide-angle zoom lens mounted on the previous model (Caplio GX100). It features a generous configuration of 11 elements in 7 groups, including superior aspheric surface lenses and high-refractive-index, low-dispersion lenses. This optimal configuration restricts distortion, chromatic aberration, and light falloff at edges for wide-angle operation while delivering aperture light settings from F2.5 (wide) to F4.4 (tele-photo). In addition, ghosting has been further reduced through the improvements made to the lens unit.
2. Large, high-resolution 2.7-inch, 460,000-dots HVGA LCD.
- The new 2.7-inch, 460,000-dots high-resolution LCD has a wide viewing angle and high contrast for distinct, easy viewing even outdoors. When thumbnail images are displayed, even the small 1/20 size images are clearly reproduced.
3. Electronic level utilizing an acceleration sensor to help keep the camera body horizontally or vertically level.
- If the level setting is set on, when the camera is level, the level indicator becomes green in the picture display. Being able to check whether the image is level while looking at the display can be useful for keeping the camera level when composing pictures of landscapes, buildings, and other scenes where the horizon is visible.
- It is possible to check whether the camera is level using the level sound setting.
- The electronic level can also be utilized while using the viewfinder.
4. Extensive shooting functions and high operability.
- Expanding buffer memory has made continuous shooting of up to five images possible in RAW mode, and it is also now possible to use the bracketing function to automatically change exposure settings when shooting in RAW mode. Other expanded RAW shooting capabilities include the ability to shoot 1:1 aspect ratio (vertical/horizontal ratio) format photography in RAW mode.
- The number of mode dial “My Settings” options for defining your own shooting settings has increased to three. (There were two on the Caplio GX100.)
- There are now one-push mode change function buttons both on the top surface and as one of the rear-surface cross keys. These buttons can be used for customized settings to, for example, to switch from JPEG to RAW or from colour to B&W. You can switch quickly to your preferred shooting mode when confronted with a sudden photo opportunity.
- The AF target shift function, which before could only be used in macro shooting, is now also available in normal shooting. Without moving the camera, it is possible to shift the target for AF or AE or both.
- The flash is manually raised by sliding the open switch. Flash functions on the GX200 have been further expanded with a light intensity adjustment function (-2.0 EV to +2.0 EV), a manual flash function in which intensity can be set, and a flash synchro setting where flash timing can be set as „1st Curtain“ or „2nd Curtain.“
- An auto rotate function makes it easier to view images on the picture display.
- Even when shooting in high-contrast situations, the camera can use an auto level correction function to achieve an appropriate level of brightness while reducing areas that are overly bright or dark.
- There is a distortion correction function (on/off selection possible) to automatically correct image distortion during shooting also usable with 19 mm conversion lens.
- When in aperture priority mode, an auto aperture shift function will automatically adjust the aperture setting to prevent overexposure.
5. Enhanced image editing functions enable images to be manipulated in the camera.
(1) Image colour tone correction (white balance compensation).
- By adjusting green, magenta, blue, and amber tones, still image colour tone can be corrected, with the corrected image being recorded in the camera.
(2) Image brightness and contrast correction (level compensation).
- Still image brightness and contrast can be corrected with either auto or manual modes, with the corrected image being recorded in the camera. With manual correction, the image is corrected by adjusting the histogram.
(3) Wide range of creative monochrome possibilities.
- Colour, colour density, contrast, and sharpness can each be defined on a five-level scale.
- Sepia, red, green, blue, and purple colour selections are possible.
6. Additional options further expand possibilities for camera use.
- Lens cap (LC-1) opens and closes automatically in sync with lens movement.
- 135 mm equivalent tele conversion lens (TC-1) with built-in hood. Filter attachment possible.
When the tele conversion lens is attached, vignetting will occur when the zoom is not set to full telephoto. *The above two options can also be used on the Caplio GX100.
7. Removable electronic viewfinder can be attached.
- A removable and tiltable electronic viewfinder can be attached (included in GX200 VF KIT).
- The field of view provides 100% coverage without parallax and can display the same information as on the LCD picture display.
- It is convenient for shooting in bright outdoor environments and enables shooting to be done in a conventional film camera style.
List of GX200 Options:
Ricoh code | Description | RRP |
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TC-1 | Teleconverter lens | £99.99 |
DW-6 | 19 mm Wide angle lens | £99.99 |
LC-1 | Tri-Lens Cap | £19.99 |
HA-2 | Hood and Adapter set for DW-6 and TC-1 | £34.99 |
VF-1 | Electronic Viewfinder | £79.99 |
SC-45 | Soft Leather case | £29.99 |
ST-2 | Ricoh GX Neck strap | £14.99 |
AC-4c | Mains adaptor | £34.99 |
CA-1 | Cable release | £29.99 |
*1 The VF-1 LCD view finder is included in „GX200 VF KIT“.
*2 The HA-2 hood and adapter is required when using the wide conversion lens or the tele conversion lens. When the wide conversion lens or the tele conversion lens is attached; the internal flash cannot be used because vignetting may occur.
*3 The ST-1 neck strap for the GX/GX8 cannot be used.
Ricoh Caplio GX200 Specifications
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| List price (EU) | • GX200 £349.99 |
| Sensor | • 12.1 million effective pixels • 12.4 million total pixels • 1/1.7-inch primary-colour CCD |
| Image stabilization | CCD-shift |
| Image sizes | • 4000×3000 [4:3] |
| Movie: 640×480 Movie: AVI (Open DML Motion JPEG Format Compliant) | |
| Output formats | • JPEG (Exif Ver. 2.21) • RAW (DNG) |
| Image processor | Smooth Imaging Engine III |
| Lens | • 3x zoom • Focal length: f=5.1 to 15.3 mm (24 to 72 mm equiv.) • Step Zoom: 24 mm, 28 mm, 35 mm, 50 mm, 72 mm) • Aperture: F2.5 (wide) to F4.4 (telephoto) • 11 glass elements in 7 groups |
| Focus modes | • Multi AF (CCD method) • Spot AF (CCD method) • Manual Focus • Snap • Infinity (with focus lock and AF aux. light) |
| AF assist lamp | Yes |
| Shooting modes | • Auto • Program Shift Mode • Aperture Priority Mode • Manual Exposure Mode • Scene Mode • My Settings Mode |
| Scene modes | • Movie • Portrait • Sports • Landscape • Nightscape • Zoom Macro • Skew Correct Mode • Text Mode |
| Metering | • Multi Light Metering (256 segments) • Centre-weighted • Spot (TTL-CCD metering, AE lock available) |
| AE Lock | Yes |
| AE Bracketing | +/- 0.3/0.5 EV |
| Exposure compen. | • +/- 2.0 EV |
| Sensitivity | • AUTO |
| Shutter speed | 180, 120, 60, 30, 15, 8, 4, 2, 1 to 1/2000 sec |
| Aperture values | • F2.5 (wide) to F4.4 (telephoto) |
| White balance | • Auto • Outdoors • Cloudy • Incandescent Lamp • Fluorescent Lamp • Manual Settings • Detail White balance bracket function |
| Drive modes | • Single |
| Self-timer | Operation time: approx. 10 sec. / 2 sec. |
| LCD monitor | • 2.7 inch Transparent Amorphous Silicon TFT LCD • approx. 460,000 dots |
| Flash | • Auto • Red-eye Flash • Flash On • Flash Synchro • Manual Flash • Flash Off • Range (wide): Approx. 20 cm to 5.0 m (ISO AUTO) • Range (tele): Approx. 15 cm to 3.0 m (ISO AUTO) • Flash Compensation: ±2.0 EV (1/3 EV steps) |
| Connectivity | • USB 2.0 High-Speed (mini B cable) |
| Storage | • SD memory card • SDHC memory card (up to 16 GB) • Internal Memory (approx. 54 MB) |
| Power | • Rechargeable Battery (DB60) ×1 • AAA Dry Alkaline Battery ×2 • AAA Nickel-Metal Hydride Battery ×2 • AC Adapter (Optional) |
| Dimensions | 111.6 mm (W) × 58.0 mm (H) × 25.0 mm (D) excluding protruding parts |
| Weight (with battery) | Approx. 238 g |
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
3 New Compact SD Cameras from Panasonic
3 New Compact SD Cameras from Panasonic
Panasonic unveiled for the CES 3 news compact SD Camera, with the SDR-SW21, SDR-S15 and SDR-S26. If unfortunately Panasonic Press release on these camera does not give much details, they however underline some interesting points on the SDR-SW21 which is in fact a Waterproof camera (2m depth max) and can resist to drop up to 1.5m.
Panasonic today announced two new camcorders, the SDR-S15 and SDR-SW21. Both models record to SD/SDHC Memory Cards, allowing them to be lightweight and compact, ideal for active and on-the-go users. Adding to the camcorders’ portability, both models are also stylish, and the SDR-SW21 features a tough body with the ability to be submerged in 6.5 feet of water and withstand a 4-foot drop*.
“The SW21 and S15 are our ultimate active camcorders, with features that make them perfect for those users who are adventurous and constantly on the move,” said Dennis Eppel, Vice President, Network Business Group, Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company. “They provide simple and flexible video recording while on vacation, business trips, or in daily use, which distinguishes them from bulkier, conventional camcorders.”
The SDR-SW21 is a tough and compact camcorder that is waterproof up to 6.5 feet in both fresh and salt water; shockproof enough to sustain a 4-foot drop; and dustproof to protect against particles such as dirt, sand, and dust. The SW21’s rugged design makes it ideal for creating videos outdoors and for those with active lifestyles. The SDR-S15’s compact size and stylish design make it flexible and possible to carry in a pocket or purse for easy access in any situation. Both models also feature a fast 0.6 second quick-start recording so users can easily catch those spontaneous video moments.
The SDR-S15 features Panasonic’s Intelligent Auto (iA)***, a system of intuitive technologies that engage automatically, no adjustments needed, making the camcorder easy to use, while still producing beautiful videos. The S15’s iA function detects shooting conditions and automatically selects the most suitable shooting mode and prompts technologies such as Face Detection, which adjusts the exposure so faces are captured perfectly, and Intelligent Scene Selector, which recognizes the environment and selects the Scene mode that will provide optimal results.
Both camcorders come packaged with the VideoCam Suite, which is included with the camcorder. After the consumer connects the camcorder to a computer using a USB cable, the software automatically starts up, making it possible to seamlessly upload videos that are correctly formatted for video websites for sharing, such as YouTube.
The SDR-S15 and SDR-SW21 can easily copy video from an SD Memory Card to DVD in one simple step. By connecting the camcorder to the VW-BN1 DVD burner (optional) using a USB cable, video recordings can be copied to a 12-cm DVD disc (DVD-RAM/-RW/-R/-R DL) – no computer is needed.
The SDR-SW21 will be available in three colors; lime green, orange and silver for a suggested retail price (SRP) of $399.95, while the SDR-S15 will be available in black, silver and chocolate, for an SRP of $299.95. The SDR-S15 and SDR-SW21 will be available in April 2009.
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Akihabaranews
Panasonic unveiled for the CES 3 news compact SD Camera, with the SDR-SW21, SDR-S15 and SDR-S26. If unfortunately Panasonic Press release on these camera does not give much details, they however underline some interesting points on the SDR-SW21 which is in fact a Waterproof camera (2m depth max) and can resist to drop up to 1.5m.
Panasonic today announced two new camcorders, the SDR-S15 and SDR-SW21. Both models record to SD/SDHC Memory Cards, allowing them to be lightweight and compact, ideal for active and on-the-go users. Adding to the camcorders’ portability, both models are also stylish, and the SDR-SW21 features a tough body with the ability to be submerged in 6.5 feet of water and withstand a 4-foot drop*.
“The SW21 and S15 are our ultimate active camcorders, with features that make them perfect for those users who are adventurous and constantly on the move,” said Dennis Eppel, Vice President, Network Business Group, Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company. “They provide simple and flexible video recording while on vacation, business trips, or in daily use, which distinguishes them from bulkier, conventional camcorders.”
The SDR-SW21 is a tough and compact camcorder that is waterproof up to 6.5 feet in both fresh and salt water; shockproof enough to sustain a 4-foot drop; and dustproof to protect against particles such as dirt, sand, and dust. The SW21’s rugged design makes it ideal for creating videos outdoors and for those with active lifestyles. The SDR-S15’s compact size and stylish design make it flexible and possible to carry in a pocket or purse for easy access in any situation. Both models also feature a fast 0.6 second quick-start recording so users can easily catch those spontaneous video moments.
The SDR-S15 features Panasonic’s Intelligent Auto (iA)***, a system of intuitive technologies that engage automatically, no adjustments needed, making the camcorder easy to use, while still producing beautiful videos. The S15’s iA function detects shooting conditions and automatically selects the most suitable shooting mode and prompts technologies such as Face Detection, which adjusts the exposure so faces are captured perfectly, and Intelligent Scene Selector, which recognizes the environment and selects the Scene mode that will provide optimal results.
Both camcorders come packaged with the VideoCam Suite, which is included with the camcorder. After the consumer connects the camcorder to a computer using a USB cable, the software automatically starts up, making it possible to seamlessly upload videos that are correctly formatted for video websites for sharing, such as YouTube.
The SDR-S15 and SDR-SW21 can easily copy video from an SD Memory Card to DVD in one simple step. By connecting the camcorder to the VW-BN1 DVD burner (optional) using a USB cable, video recordings can be copied to a 12-cm DVD disc (DVD-RAM/-RW/-R/-R DL) – no computer is needed.
The SDR-SW21 will be available in three colors; lime green, orange and silver for a suggested retail price (SRP) of $399.95, while the SDR-S15 will be available in black, silver and chocolate, for an SRP of $299.95. The SDR-S15 and SDR-SW21 will be available in April 2009.
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Akihabaranews
Thursday, January 8, 2009
SDR-H80, a new compact Digital Camcorder
SDR-H80, a new compact Digital Camcorder
Panasonic Japan just announced a new SD compact camcorder, the SDR-H80.
In just 300g Panasonic succeed to fit a 60GB HDD, a SDHC port (you can record video on both the HDD or SD Card and record up to from 14 to 54 hours of video on its 60GB HDD (XP to LP mode) or 1h40 minutes in XP Mode on a 8GB SD Card.
Our Camera come with a state of the art Panasonic O.I.S (Image Stabilizer), a 70x optical zoom, a face recognition software for the photo mode as well as an YouTube Video mode.
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Akihabaranews
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Akihabaranews
Two New Pentax for the CES: Optio P70 and E70
Two New Pentax for the CES: Optio P70 and E70
Pentax just announced two new Optios for the CES. The 12Mpix P70 and its 4x optical zoom (28-112mm), shoots video in 720p at only 15fps, features new face recognition features that tracks up to 32 faces in 0.03 sec, 33.7MB of internal memory, and supports SD and SDHC cards.The E70 is a 10Mpix model with a 3x wide zoom (35-105mm).
GOLDEN, Colo.--PENTAX Imaging Company has announced two stylish, colorful, compact digital cameras: the Optio P70 and Optio E70. The ultra-slim PENTAX Optio P70 digital compact camera is a high-performance model featuring fast, advanced functions to make high-quality digital photography simple and effortless. With 12 megapixels for large, detailed images, a 4X optical zoom (equivalent to 27.5mm-110mm), plus a wide angle 28mm lens that is ideal for landscape, indoor and group photos, the fashionable Optio P70 metal body is available in multiple stylish colors. Additional features include a 2.7 inch high-resolution, wide-angle view LCD panel, and new Pixel Track Shake Reduction technology to assure sharp images with low noise even in poor lighting. The Optio P70 also offers Advanced Face Recognition that tracks up to 32 faces in 0.03 seconds, and both Smile Capture that automatically releases the shutter when subjects smile, and Blink Detection to alert you if your subject’s eyes are closed. Digital Shake Reduction sets the sensitivity up to ISO 6400 to prevent subject blur, HD movie captures vivid video in widescreen 720p at 15 FPS, and a Vertical Snap mode allows image capture with the ease of a cell phone camera.
PENTAX also announced the latest model in the PENTAX easy-to-use, affordable compact digital E series: the Optio E70. Designed for new digital users, the Optio E70 offers simple operation with large control buttons in a compact, ultra-slim body. With a 10 megapixel CCD and a 3X wide zoom lens (equivalent to 35mm-105mm), the Optio E70 features a 2.4 inch color LCD monitor to easily frame and review your images and video. Perfect for travelers, the Optio E70 is compatible with AA batteries that are easy to find in nearly every destination. PENTAX Auto Picture mode automatically selects from seven shooting modes for the best picture in any situation. The Optio E70 also features Pixel Track Shake Reduction technology, Advanced Face Recognition (32 faces in 0.03 seconds), Smile Capture and Blink Detection for beautiful, detailed images from an affordable camera.
The PENTAX Optio P70 will be available for $199.95 in a choice of three colors: white, red and silver. The PENTAX Optio E70 will be available in champagne gold, deep blue and red for $139.95 USD. Both cameras will ship in February 2009.
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Pentax
PENTAX also announced the latest model in the PENTAX easy-to-use, affordable compact digital E series: the Optio E70. Designed for new digital users, the Optio E70 offers simple operation with large control buttons in a compact, ultra-slim body. With a 10 megapixel CCD and a 3X wide zoom lens (equivalent to 35mm-105mm), the Optio E70 features a 2.4 inch color LCD monitor to easily frame and review your images and video. Perfect for travelers, the Optio E70 is compatible with AA batteries that are easy to find in nearly every destination. PENTAX Auto Picture mode automatically selects from seven shooting modes for the best picture in any situation. The Optio E70 also features Pixel Track Shake Reduction technology, Advanced Face Recognition (32 faces in 0.03 seconds), Smile Capture and Blink Detection for beautiful, detailed images from an affordable camera.
The PENTAX Optio P70 will be available for $199.95 in a choice of three colors: white, red and silver. The PENTAX Optio E70 will be available in champagne gold, deep blue and red for $139.95 USD. Both cameras will ship in February 2009.
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Pentax
Saturday, November 29, 2008
A Micro USB Thumb Key
A Micro USB Thumb Key
Buffalo Japan just announced a shiny new Micro USB thumb key, the RMUM Series. With a tiny size of 15 x 22 x 8mm at just 2.3g, this tiny USB thumb key is in fact a microSDHC card reader sold in a bundle with a 1, 2, 4 or 8GB microSD card.
It's available in Black or White, and will be released in Japan sometime in December.
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Akihabaranews
It's available in Black or White, and will be released in Japan sometime in December.
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Akihabaranews
Monday, November 17, 2008
All In One Digital Photo Frame with Integrated Printer
All In One Digital Photo Frame with Integrated Printer
Keian Japan will soon release the P71-A2-JP, a 7” (480 x 234) digital photo frame. It features SD (SDHC with max 32GB) and MS support, USB Host, Mp3 audio file support (for music listening while viewing photos), and a nice integrated printer that saves shots directly from a memory card once selected from the screen.
With its USB host it will be interesting to see if a larger external HDD drive full of pictures can be connected to it. If so, this will be a nice little device.
Printing resolution is about 300dpi on 100 x 150 mm photo paper.
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Keian
With its USB host it will be interesting to see if a larger external HDD drive full of pictures can be connected to it. If so, this will be a nice little device.
Printing resolution is about 300dpi on 100 x 150 mm photo paper.
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Keian
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Sanyo's Gorilla GPS Navigator
Sanyo Announces Their New Gorilla GPS Navigator
Sanyo announced their new Gorilla GPS, the NVA-GS1580FT. Equipped with a solid state drive, it features a 7-inch touch screen, 4GB of SSD, and dual tuner TV (12Seg / 1Seg and terrestrial). Of course it has many features, like the EcoDrive Function to optimize you driving style.
As for the AV function, it reproduces MP3/WMA/AAC audio files, and plays DVD and CD. It's also compatible with SD cards for saving CDs, and equipped with a built-in 43W x 4 (4 Ohms) amplifier.
Available November 20th, we no information on the price.
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Sanyo
As for the AV function, it reproduces MP3/WMA/AAC audio files, and plays DVD and CD. It's also compatible with SD cards for saving CDs, and equipped with a built-in 43W x 4 (4 Ohms) amplifier.
Available November 20th, we no information on the price.
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Sanyo
Friday, October 17, 2008
Casio Pimps a Doraemon Exilim Digital Camera
Casio Pimps a Doraemon Exilim Digital Camera
After releasing their point & shoot digital camera, the EXILIM EX-Z80, with our favorite Hello Kitty, Casio is pimping another EXILIM camera, the EX-Z20.
This digital camera comes with a Doraemon design, an 8.1MP CCD sensor, a 38-114mm lens with 3x optical zoom, 12.4MB of internal memory, a 2.6-Inch LCD monitor, MMC/SD/SDHC slot, and a face detection function. It records video in H.264/AVC (848×480).
Available in December
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Akihabaranews
This digital camera comes with a Doraemon design, an 8.1MP CCD sensor, a 38-114mm lens with 3x optical zoom, 12.4MB of internal memory, a 2.6-Inch LCD monitor, MMC/SD/SDHC slot, and a face detection function. It records video in H.264/AVC (848×480).
Available in December
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Akihabaranews
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
DDV-1080HD
DDV-1080HD: A New HD Camera from Lancerlink
LancerLink Japan release a new video camera in July, the DDV-1080HD. Our new camera features a 1/2.5" 5 Mpix CMOS sensor, SD/SDHC/MMC slot (up to 32GB), 3.0" LCD screen, a digital zomm 2x, and USB2.0 port.
This device can record video in 1080p at 30fps or 720p at 60fps in .MOV format. It should be available for 300€…
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Akihabara
This device can record video in 1080p at 30fps or 720p at 60fps in .MOV format. It should be available for 300€…
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Akihabara
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
New 8GB MicroSDHC Card from Panasonic
New 8GB MicroSDHC Card from Panasonic
Panasonic will release a new microSDHC card with 8GB of storage capacity on June 27th, the RP-SM08GBJ1K. Our card is a CLASS 4 card and provides a rate transfer of 5MB/s. 95€.Saturday, April 5, 2008
Panasonic 32GB SDHC Card
Panasonic Releases a 32GB SDHC Card
Who'll argue now that the Wii doesn't have an internal HDD when you can get a 32GB SDHC card? Well... As soon as Nintendo corrects this SDHC fiasco...Anyway, I'm pretty sure that many SD camera owners will be very happy get one of these new Panasonic RP-SDV32GL1K SHDC cards. They apparently work under extreme conditions and temperatures between -25 to +85⁰C. Related Links:
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