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.
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.
I am not musically inclined so I never really thought about what musicians do to get power to their instruments and amps if they are playing away from an outlet. Sanyo has unveiled a new battery pack called the eneloop music booster that is designed for jam sessions away from an outlet.
You’d think CES 2010 would sate even the most gluttonous of gadget-hounds, but apparently there’s still room for a leak or two. Sprint’s 2010 device line-up has apparently been leaked, with phoneArena’s tipster providing them with details of handsets ranging from an HTC WiMAX candybar (codenamed A9292) through the Palm C40 (a different device from the existing Pre and Pixi) and the BlackBerry Tour 2 9650 (the sequel to the current Tour).
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 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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Pollution in doors can be as bad as or worse than pollution outdoors. Odors in your home can be very bothersome, particularly if you are on a high protein diet. With the holidays here, you may have lots of folks coming to your house and if you want to keep your air fresh and pollutants out of your home Sanyo, has a new device called the Air Washer Plus that can keep things fresh.
Sanyo has pulled the wraps off several new projectors over the last few months, but the most feature packed and expensive projector of them all has now been unveiled. Sanyo has announced the new and massively bright PLC-FX1000 projector aimed at bright rooms and large venues.
Sanyo makes all sorts of electronics and products for the home theater and business user. Today Sanyo has unveiled a couple new projectors with lots of lumens that are good for large venues or rooms with lots of light. The projectors are the PLC-XM150/150L and PLC-XM100/100L. The big feature of both projectors is high brightness with 6000 lumens and 5000 lumens respectively.
Sanyo has pulled the wraps off a pair of new video cameras called the VPC-HD2000A and the VPC-FH1A. The cameras are both in the Sanyo high-end Dual Cameras range and are the world’s first camcorders to offer compatibility with the iFrame video format.
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