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Sanyo Repoch is DVR with slot-in HDD

DVR technology is one of those things that's often overlooked. Maybe because people think it's a standard device without much need for improvement. However, the Repoch from Sanyo might just change some opinions in that regard. Read The Full Story

Sanyo eneloop lamp to be released soon

Sanyo announced that they will be releasing their eneloop lamp very soon called the ENL-Y1S. This lamp actually doubles as a flashlight, making it twice as useful, even during blackouts. Read The Full Story

Sanyo debuts two bright projectors

Sanyo revealed two brand new projectors today called the PDG-DET100L and the PLC-WTC500L DLP. Both of these projectors feature a pretty high brightness rating and sport numerous features. Read The Full Story

Sanyo announces two ultraportable green projectors

Sanyo announced two brand new projectors today that fall into the ultraportable category. The PLC-XW250 and the PLC-XW200 are the perfect addition to any classroom and have the proud distinction of being eco-friendly. Read The Full Story

Sanyo in-dash navigation systems sport SSD

Sanyo just announced two new in-dash navigation systems that GPS lovers are sure to appreciate. They are the NVA-GS1609FT and the NVA-GS1409DT and they both actually come with solid-state drives as a part of the package. Read The Full Story

Sanyo PLC-WXU700 LCD projector announced

Sanyo announced their PLC-WXU700 LCD projector today and it's supposedly the first device of its type to feature 802.11n Wi-Fi, which makes for added compatibility and connectivity--two very important things in the projection world. Read The Full Story

Sanyo LP-WXU700 WiFi draft-n projector

, May 12th 2009 Discuss [0]

Sanyo have announced an LCD projector with integrated WiFi draft-n, the first such model on the market.  Able to stream video content as well as readily connect via Vista's Network Projector wizard, the Sanyo LP-WXU700 has a maximum WXGA 1280 x 800 resolution. Read The Full Story

Sanyo unveils HD projector with 23.6-inch short-throw

Sanyo showed off a pretty impressive piece of technology in Japan today with their latest prototype projector. This projector is capable of full HD images at 16:9 and 1080p. But that's not the cool part. What's cool is this projector has a super short-throw. I mean, really short. Read The Full Story

Sprint to get Kyocera Sanyo texting phone

Even though AT&T just received a bunch of new phones that focus on texting as a primary feature, Sprint is not a company to be outdone and have just announced the Kyocera Sanyo SCP-2700. This latest texting phone is mostly keyboard and somewhat cheap looking. But that's okay. This texting device hones in on one or two primary features, meaning extravagance isn't required. Other features include the Sprint Seven email program, Microsoft Exchange support, a 1.3-megapixel camera, speakerphone, Bluetooth, GPS and more. The screen measures in at 2.2-inches with a 320 x 240 resolution. One cute feature is a dedicated button for inserting emoticons. But just because there are texting features aplenty on this phone, it's by no means smart. You can get the SCP-2700 on May 10 for $29.99. [via Gearlog]

Sanyo PDG-DHT100L DLP projector: 1080p, 6500 lumens

, Mar 10th 2009 Discuss [0]

Sanyo have announced the PDG-DHT100L, a pro-class native-1080p DLP projector capable of 7,500:1 contrast and 6,500 lumens brightness thanks to dual 330W HP bulbs and a twin color wheel system.  Suited to 24/7 installs, the DHT100L comes with user-interchangeable color wheels that allow the option of high brightness or rich color reproduction.   Read The Full Story

Sanyo dual-Lamp PLC-XTC50L projector gets US release

, Jan 27th 2009 Discuss [0]

The ultra bright Sanyo dual-lamp 3LCD PLC-XTC50L projector has previously made its appearance in Japan; today, the company is turning it loose for US release, announces an official introduction and MSRP for the smart filtering and programmable lamp selection based beamer. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Week in Review: Week 4 2009

, Jan 25th 2009 Discuss [0]

We kicked off the week with our review of the Sony VAIO P, the company’s “don’t call it a netbook” companion ultraportable.  It’s interesting to contrast it with Acer’s just-confirmed 10-inch Aspire One, which will likely offer greater performance at less than half the price.  Elsewhere, Sanyo took the wraps off of their 2009 Xacti camcorder range, including a very tempting 1080p 60fps model, and HTC announced the Touch Cruise smartphone with an integrated GPS-tagged memory app.  In other smartphone news, everyone got surprisingly agitated about President Obama’s super-secret messaging phone.

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