by Johan on September 27, 2007
JVC released the KT-HDP1 portable HD radio that offers a high-resolution broadcast system and has a white LCD screen to display track info and other data. The gadget sports AM, FM and HD tuner. Additionally, the device also provides 5-Way navigation keys and comes equipped with 18 preset channels. Other features include 3.5mm mini plug Audio Output, wireless Remote control, HD Station Scan and Seek and 12V cigarette lighter adapter plug. JVC KT-HDP1 portable HD radio will cost $149.95. It requires optional Car Install Kit or Home Dock Kit.
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by Johan on September 17, 2007
Here is JVC’s latest camcorder, the GZ-MG77AC, which comes equipped with a 30GB hard disk drive. It is expected to hit stores at $660 (after conversion). This camcorder features 2.18 million picture elements CCD picture photo sensitivity component, and sports 10 time of optics focal variations, 300 time of digital focal variations, 2.7 inches LCD display monitor (1632 x 1224pixel) and SD card support.
Link via The Digital Camera Blog
by Johan on September 6, 2007
by Johan on July 16, 2007
JVC claims that its new HA-NC250 noise canceling earphones are capable of eliminating up to 85% of background noise due to its noise cancellation circuitry. Each earpiece comes with a 40mm neodymium drive and can be folded flat for easy transportation. Priced at $199.95, the headphones feature a 4-foot detachable cord, a carry case, an adapter for use in planes, and a 0.25 inch adapter for compatibility with home or professional audio gear. The JVC HA-NC250 will be released this August. These would be perfect in class, where the professor’s lecture is getting in the way of your music experience.
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by Johan on June 28, 2007
JVC’s latest home theater in a box (HTIB), the TH-L1, is now available. What makes the TH-L1 apart from your typical HTIB is that it has both component and HDMI switching (1080p capable, but not HDMI 1.3) and an Apple iPod interface. The system consists of five speakers, a subwoofer, DTS and Dolby Digital decoding, and an array of inputs on the front and back. JVC’s TH-L1 is priced at $299.
Via Press Release
JVC’s 110-inch hybrid-tech HDTV is now available for sale. Priced at $53,000, the device features a 1080p picture, and multiple inputs including HDMI, Component, D4, S-Video and a D-sub15 pin socket for your PC.
Via Product Page
by Johan on April 23, 2007
Victor-JVC will release on April 25th a wallpaper service for their C51, C59, C110, C210, XA-C59, and C109 digital audio players. You are required to download an application software to allow communication of the PC and the music player.
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by Johan on April 21, 2007
Measuring at just 10 inches deep, the JVC 58-inch HD-58S998 is the skinnier plasma and LCD TV on both screen size and price. This TV retails for around $2,400.
According to the folks at C|NET, not at all. In fact, if not for a few geometry issues (the TV couldn’t display perfectly straight vertical or horizontal lines), this 1080p set would have been a near-perfect specimen. So unless you have eagle eyes, plan on staring at text/TV Guide menus all day long, or just don’t like fatties, this TV is worth a look.
Via Gizmodo
by Johan on April 17, 2007
The JVC Sophisti DD-3 system is a network media player that allows you to play computer-based music and video files when connected up to a PC with the option to connect to multiple computers as well, regardless of a wired or wireless connection. The unit comes jam packed with integrated decoding of Dolby Digital, DTS and Dolby Pro Logic II soundtracks, an HDMI interface, a remote control, and a user-friendly interface to get you started. Interested parties can pick one up for a grand. Unfortunately, no word on pricing or availability yet.
Via Newlaunches
