Panasonic has confirmed pricing details for its latest digital camera and camcorder range, including the LUMIX FH7 with the company's bizarre Beauty Retouch mode that allows you to make anybody look like Dame Barbara Cartland. The FH7 will be $179.99 when it lands early in July, while the five new camcorders are priced from $169.99.
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Panasonic Rolls Out Three New Sanyo Xacti-Style Camcorders
To the delight of Sanyo Xacti fans, improvements on the pistol-grip style camcorder continues. When Panasonic bought Sanyo back in 2009, it was feared that it would be the end to the popular camcorders. But today, Panasonic just unleashed three new Xacti-look-alike models, but branded under their own name of course.
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I-O Data external USB HDD backs up data and video from camcorders
I bet that many people who take photos and video on their camcorder just leave the content sitting on the internal HDD or memory card until they run out of space and are forced to move the content. The reason is that it seems like it takes forever when you have to move hundreds of photos and hours of video to your PC.
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SlashGear Week in Review – Week 33 2010
Time files we you are having fun, it's time again for another Week in Review. Some details of the coming Samsung Galaxy Tab surfaced in a new firmware update this week in Europe. The details point to the Android tablet having a 480 x 800 resolution screen, two cameras, and an ARM11 CPU.
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Sanyo unveils cool Xacti VPC-PD2BK Dual Camera
Sanyo has unveiled the latest camera in its line of dual cams able to shoot video and still shots in a small pocket size form. The new camera is called the VPC-PD2BK and it has embedded software for sharing the content you take on social networks like YouTube and others.
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Sanyo Xacti VPC-CA102YL shoots high-def underwater
We're big fans of Sanyo's Xacti HD camcorder range, and we love bathtime, so the new waterproof Xacti VPC-CA102YL is destined to be a hit here at SlashGear. Capable of recording Full HD 1920 x 1080 video, the CA102 can store over 480 minutes of footage in MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 format onto a 64GB SDXC memory card; alternatively it can take 14.4-megapixel photos.
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Hammacher Schlemmer offers 3D camcorder you can buy now
Panasonic has been talking up its coming 3D camcorder that claims to be the first consumer focused 3D camcorder on the market. That Panasonic unit is set to ship in October, but Hammacher Schlemmer has beat Panasonic to the 3D camcorder punch.
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Sanyo XACTI CG102, GH2 and CG20 confirmed for US
Sanyo's recently announced Japanese XACTI camcorders, the DMX-CG110 NR and DMX-SH11, have been confirmed for a US launch. Now known as the XACTI CG102 and GH2 - along with another upright model, the CG20 - the specifications are unchanged with the former two models still grabbing 14.4-megapixel stills and all three managing 1080i 60fps HD video.
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Sanyo XACTI CG110 1080p 14.4MP camcorder outed
Sanyo Japan have outed another new XACTI high-definition camcorder, the DMX-CG110. Capable of 1080i 60fps/1080p 30fps video capture together with 14.4-megapixel still images, the GC110 has the familiar pistol-grip form factor Sanyo have become known for, and squeezes in 16GB of onboard memory.
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Sanyo XACTI SH1 and CS1 hands-on
Sanyo’s two newest XACTI Full HD camcorders only saw their official reveal a short while ago, but we persuaded some executives from the company to demonstrate the VPC-SH1 and VPC-CS1 to us ahead of schedule. The most impressive aspect of the pair is the amount of bulk which Sanyo have been able to shave off: the CS1 (the upright model) is particularly narrow at just 1.06-inches wide, despite being able to capture HD footage.
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Sanyo XACTI VPC-SH1 and VPC-CS1 drop bulk, keep Full HD recording
Sanyo have announced two new XACTI Full HD camcorders, one upright and one a more traditional palmcorder-format, and they've managed to slim down both impressively. The Sanyo XACTI VPC- SH1 is the traditional model, with a 35mm wide-angle lens and 30x optical zoom, Full HD 1080p recording and a body that tapers in sharply after the lens bulk at the front. Meanwhile the Sanyo XACTI VPC-CS1 is the upright model, capable of capturing the same Full HD video as previous high-end XACTIs but only measuring 1.06-inches across.
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Sanyo Offers Up a Compact HD Cam With 720p
Monday's here and we've got another week ahead of us. And today's already been pretty busy, considering Apple's gone and outed the official release date of their upcoming OS, and even Nokia got some netbook action unveiled. And while I'm sure someone at Sanyo cares about all of that, we're sure they're thinking you should be more excited about a small camcorder that's capable of recording at 720p. And, if that's not all, there's something else that might entice you to grab this little camera.
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