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Record your most memorable car journey with this Nikkai In Car Journey Recorder. This small device can be easily attached to any windscreen and has a 1.3 megapixel camera with 2GB SD card for 18 hour of video recording. The device can also be used as a security applications in the home providing valuable coverage of certain areas in the home or office. Priced at £39.99. [Redferret]
Good news for those who lived in the UK. They can record the HD channels using the Humax Foxsat-HDR. This gadget comes with a dual tuner, a 320GB hard drive that can store up to 80 hours of High Definition video, schedule tracking and an 8-day Electronic Programming Guide. The Humax Foxsat-HDR is priced at £299. [ShinyShiny]
Sony comes back with two new hard-disk video recorders which are perfect partner for your BRAVIA television. Known as the RDX-HX1080 and RDX-HX1090. these recorders features 500GB of storage space, which can store up to 1420 hours of Standard Definition TV recording. Other features include an integrated DVB-T Tuner and 1080p up-scaling (but do not record in 1080p resolution). No word on pricing so far. [Press Release]
Panasonic introduces 2 types of voice recorders, the RR-US950 and RR-US750 that allow you to have up to 4x zoom mic using only a single AAA battery. Each comes with 1GB or 2GB memory and it records in MP3 format. These recorders also feature a dual microphone system that help you to record all surrounding sound or focus only in one direction. So if you’re fancy playing detective, this new Panasonic gadget might work just perfect for you.
The Grab n go Recorder & Player personal video recorder, also known as the CM3PVR, is able to record all your favorite movies and TV shows on the included hard drive via its integrated analog TV tuner. The built-in scheduled recording feature allows you to program anything you would like to record, while its timeshift feature enables you to pause live television and record it. The Grab n Go is currently going for $550. You could safely say this is as good as Tivo or better.
Look no further for a compact recorder that does just that and more with features such as two built in studio-quality electret condenser microphones direct to .wav or .mp3 format with bitrates of 320kbps. Record everything from live shows to music, or annoying sounds to scare off unwelcome visitors. You can also plug in external mics impromptu digital 4-track recording or connect to your computer with USB and record it to your hard drive. You’ll be making one hit wonders instantly. $300
What’s better than a camcorder? A DVD recorder by Canon. The DW-100 allows you to record video from your camera and put it on DVD. It accepts MPEG-2 Video in SD as well as HD video recorded with the AVCHD codec, Blu-Ray disc players as well as PS3’s, connects to any PC with the help of it’s USB 2 connection. Now you can record all those hilarious moments and actually make your own DVD! Coming to stores March 2008.
Nowadays students as well as teachers sometimes struggle with learning more efficiently and not so mechanical. With the Live Scribe Smartpen you can do that and a whole lot more. This awesome pen not only allows you to record and linking the recorded audio onto paper. Having problems with keywords? Just tap on a specified word and it will replay the audio that was recorded when you writing. Transferring your audio is simple as well to your PC, replay, and sharing with your fellow students as well. Unfortunately this pen is not going to give your the answers for that big miderm, so you better take good notes! Available for preorder on the Live Scribe website.
If you are looking for the new professional recording system with a powerful microphone and can record directly to CD-R/RW discs or SD cards, then you might need the Roland CD-2e. Weighing at just 1.1Kgs, the recorder was designed for use in concerts and recording practice sessions. It is also compatible with up to 8GB SDHC cards. The Roland CD-2e measures 267mm ×183mm × 46mm and comes with a remote control. The device will go on sale in Japan from November 17th for $ 550.
This video recorder is a rough quality that is especially for motorsports. Very easy to use, just hook your MPEG-4 to your chassis and grab video, lap times and telemetry information to the Compact Flash card. You can get playback on your pc and a bunch of data. Now you can brag to all your friends about your lame motorcycle tricks that you think are awesome all on tape! $750
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