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Hitachi will release the ultimate HDTV. It’s a 1.5 inches thick Plasma HDTV 1080p and supports stuff like Wireless HD and wireless content streaming. Expect this baby to be available in the next couple of months and supposedly has something that other HDTV’s don’t, we’ll just have to wait and see.
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Asus has created the 1st terabyte laptop at the CES. The Travelstar 5K500 laptop is a combo of the Asus M series multimedia notebook’s. So far there is no detailed specs, prices, or even release dates yet. Stay tuned for more updates.
Hitachi has rolled out three new hot promotion chicks LCD TVs in Japan known as the Wooo. These Wooo’s include the UT42-HHV700 (42inch, 1080p, black), the UT37-HV700 (37inch, 1080p, black), and the UT32-HV700 (32inch, black, white, red). They all measure at just 35mm thick. If you want to grab these LCD TVs they will be available in early 2008. Wooo-hoooo!!!
Hitachi has recently updated their Deskstar HDD range with the new P7K500. Computer nerds behold the 250 or 500 GB storage capacity, the reduced power consumption, 8MB Cache, and 7200 rpm.
Here is Hitachi’s super slim 32 inch HDTV which measures only 0.74 inches thick. The company has not released any information on its new super slim LCD. I hope they will release the monitor soon.
Hitachi Ltd. has developed a 47-inch LCD screen with a contrast ratio of 8,000,000:1. The monitors adopt Hitachi’s hybrid monitor technology, combining an LCD panel and an LCD projector. It uses a projector as a backlight system. The 8,000,000:1 contrast was achieved because of the multiplication of the LCD panel’s and projector’s contrast ratios.
Hitachi has unveiled its first Blu-ray camcorder, DZ-BD70E, during IFA 2007. The Blu-ray camcorder comes jam packed with 8cm Blu-ray disc storage and is capable of recording one hour of full HD(1920×1080) footage to Blu-Ray disc. The discs have 5 times the capacity of regular 8cm MiniDVDs and can be played in any compatible Blu-Ray player. Moreover, the gadget also sports HDMI interface and utilities a 5.3M CMOS sensor with an effective 2.07M for video and 4.32M for stills.
Hitachi unveiled the DZ-BD70 and DZ-BD7H hybrid Blu-ray camcorders at a press release today in Japan. These Blu-ray cams feature 8cm Blu-Ray drive, a 30GB hard drive, a 5.3MP CMOS sensor delivering 2.07MP videos or 4.32MP stills, USB, HDMI and SD card slot. It’s hard drive can store up to 4 hours of full HD video. The camcorders also sport Advanced CCM circuit and Adaptive DNR (Digital noise reduction) to ensure your HD video looks and sounds perfect. The Hitachi DZ-BD70 and DZ-BD7H will be released on August 30th in Japan for $1348 and $1600 respectively. In addition, the special 8 cms BD-R disc will sell for $21 and BD-RE for $30. These hyper-expensive Blu-Ray discs have a capacity of 7.5 GB and can record up to 60 minutes of full HD 1,920 x 1,080 MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 video.
Hitachi has recently unveiled a couple new LCD HDTVs with iDVR. In case you didn’t know, the iVDR is a hard disk drive that you can plug in many types of products including PC, digital cameras, camcorders, audio systems and televisions. Hitachi decided to add it to two of their latest HDTVs. The first one is the Hitachi P42-HV01 that features a 1024×1080 resolution, 500cd/m2 brightness and 10.000:1 contrast ratio, and comes equipped with the Picture Master Full HD. The second TV to benefit from the iDVR is the 37 inches L37-X01, which is also offers Full HD with a 1920×1080 wide resolution, 500cd/m2 brightness and 7.000:1 contrast ratio.
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