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- Kodak EasyShare Micro Four Thirds Digital Camera
- Nintendo Launches DSi XL Giant Video Games
- Panasonic HDC-SD300 & HDC-HS300 Digital Camcorders
- Sony DSLR-A750 New SLR Digital Camera
| Kodak EasyShare Micro Four Thirds Digital Camera Posted: 30 Oct 2009 12:40 AM PDT Kodak was a provider of image sensors, including cameras for the Four Thirds for several years now. However, the Leica S2 also has a Kodak sensor. Rumors about a new EasyShare camera seem questionable. In the past, Kodak did not have digital SLR cameras in its range, however, in recent years the brand has focused solely on the simple compact cameras. It is difficult to imagine a new type of camera Kodak EasyShare. You would rather think of a special gadget that a serious camera. Is there a Kodak camera Micro Four Thirds, or not? If Kodak makes the step to develop and launch a “EasyShare Micro Four Thirds camera ‘, it would break the market for video systems cheap. Currently, only Olympus and Panasonic are active in this segment, with relatively expensive cameras Micro Four Thirds. Kodak will seize the opportunity to force a price break through Micro Four Thirds. [via letsgodigital] a |
| Nintendo Launches DSi XL Giant Video Games Posted: 29 Oct 2009 10:40 PM PDT The video game giant today announced the “DSi XL ‘, a larger version of the DSi, which ups the size to display a huge 4.2 inch. The result is an increase of 93 per cent in the screen real estate compared to the original model. Despite this, and the enlarged footprint of the XL (161 vs. 133 x 91.4mm x 73.9mm), thickness is actually slightly thinner than the ISD 21.5mm to 21.2mm verses on the DSi. However, it is much heavier at 314g cons CIOs 214g and 218g DSi Lite. Battery life remains the same, however, in three hours. Other than the bump size, everything else remains the same with a ship date of November 21, scheduled for Japan and a target of Q1 for Europe. In related news, Nintendo also used the XL ISD to hide some rather alarming results that show the financial benefits now stands at ¥ 69.49 billion euros ($ 770m), almost half of what she managed to the same period last year. Given our economy cataclysmic might be expected, but more worrying was the significant decline in sales of the Wii from April to September which saw 5.75m units sold - a fall of 43 per cent of this period last year. [via trustedreviews] a |
| Panasonic HDC-SD300 & HDC-HS300 Digital Camcorders Posted: 29 Oct 2009 08:40 PM PDT Housing Sealux HSD300 represents a secure home, tailor-made for high-definition compact cameras made by Panasonic for use at a depth of 90 meters of water. Perfect, super sharp video and sound recordings in HDV or DV quality in 16:9 and 4:3, and high resolution photos of up to 10.6 million pixels are possible. The new Sealux HSD300 underwater housing for camcorders Panasonic HDC-SD300 and HDC-HS300 will be available early in July. Sealux HSD300 Shelter is a safe, tailor-made for 3MOS compact camcorder high definition made by Panasonic for a depth of 90 meters of water. Housing Panasonic underwater features
Panasonic camcorder housing measures submarine a |
| Sony DSLR-A750 New SLR Digital Camera Posted: 29 Oct 2009 06:40 PM PDT Recently we have seen the introduction of various cameras Sony Alpha DSLR already publicly known at the time of introduction, caused by a leak on a registration page Sony. It also talks about the Sony Alpha A750, which to date has not yet been officially launched. However, the evidence indicates clearly that the Sony A750 launch is about to take place. Various rumors floating around on the Internet, for example, the existence of a framework of full Sony sensor with 14.6 effective megapixels. The difference between the Sony Alpha A550 and A850 is too big when it comes to price, and should really be addressed in order to connect with the semi-pro digital SLR segment. Despite the fact that the Sony Alpha A850 once again the forces of a breakthrough price for digital SLR cameras full frame, it does not seem to have an impact. However, one can imagine a Sony A750 with a 14.6 megapixel sensor and full frame image processing at high speed, to enter and fill the gap and gain a market share potential. To be honest, we’ve been waiting for the launch of the Sony A750 for some time now, but maybe it was postponed for strategic reasons, or it may be that the launch of a camera Alpha without video function is just too risky. The CES 2010 (Las Vegas) is nearby, and perhaps it is time we can bring you more news about a possible Sony Alpha 750 SLR. [via letsgodigital] a |
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