Ricoh has decided to enter the portable projector market by releasing the new Ricoh PJ Series. Designed for business people on-the-go, the Ricoh PJ Series consists of five models including the PJ X3131, PJ X3241, PJ X3241N, PJ WX3131 and PJ WX3231N. These projectors offer a minimum brightness rating of at least 2,500 lumens, 3LCD color clarity and a built-in speaker. The PJ X3131, PJ X3241 and PJ X3241N models offer an XGA resolution, while the PJ WX3131 and PJ WX3231N models support a WXGA resolution. The Ricoh PJ X3241N and PJ WX3231N provide advanced networking capabilities for shared use and remote management. Both models also have a USB port that lets you deliver presentations without a computer. The Ricoh PJ Series is priced at between $800 to $1,200, depending on the model. [Press Release]
The Ricoh eQill is an enterprise tablet which is designed to fit into a paperless office. Measuring 7.4-inch x 9.7-inch x 0.4-inch and weighing about 1.1 pounds, the tablet features a 9.7-inch (1280 x 825) e-Ink display, an 8GB of storage capacity, up to 20 hours of battery life, a TI OMAP 3621 processor, a 256MB of RAM, a stylus for text input, a 5MP digital camera, and a voice recorder. The Ricoh eQill connects to the server via WiFi or 3G connectivity, so users can read or sign important documents without wasting any paper. [Liliputing]
Stussy has collaborated with Ricoh to release the Stussy-branded digital camera in order to celebrate Stussy’s 30th birthday. Based on the Ricoh GR DIGITAL III, this camera provides a 10MP 1/1.7-inch CCD sensor, a 28 mm/F1.9 “GR” lens, a 4x digital zoom, ISO sensitivity between 64 and 1,600, a 3-inch LCD display and SD/SDHC/ USB ports. Ricoh has replaced the original fonts on the camera with Stussy style fonts and added royal blue as a new color on several buttons and the cap. The Stussy camera will be available in the Japanese market in February 2010 for $1,100. It is limited to 500 units only. [Hypebeast via Digital Camera Blog]
Ricoh’s latest digital camera, the GX200, provides removable tilting electronic viewfinder, 12MP resolution, a 2.7 inch LCD display, and smooth Imaging Engine III processor. There is no word on pricing. [dpreview via Digital Camera Blog]
Ricoh will be dropping a rough and tough digital camera this May called the G600 Point-and-Shoot. The G600 Point and Shoot 10-megapiel camera features a 2.7-inch LCD, 28-140mm wide-zoom lens, 5x optical zoom, USB connectivity, ISO 3200 capability and a shock-resistant feature that also repels dust and water. Look for the G600 this May as we said for about £349.99 ($693). [Engadget via Digital Camera Blog]
Ricoh has dropped two new digital cameras called the aluminum R8 and R50. The R8 comes with a 10 megapixel camera, 1/2.3-inch CCD covered with a 7.1x optical zoom lens, the back has a 2.7-inch LCD with CCD-shift image stabilization and smooth imaging engine III processing on the inside. Both should drop in Japan in March for about $460 and $280 for the R50 featuring a 10 megapixel sensor, processing engine, and stabilization with a 5X optical zoom. [Engadget via Digital Camera Blog]
by Johan on August 28, 2007
The Ricoh R7 digital camera features 8.1MP sensor with the 7.1x wide zoom lens and a Smooth Engine III image processing which should help quiet the noise at higher ISOs. Available in silver, black, and orange, the digicam will be available next month for around $465 in the UK.
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by Johan on March 29, 2007
Ricoh will launch its new digicam very soon. Dubbed as the Caplio GX100, the camera provides high picture quality because it features the high-speed F2.5 aperture and high-performance 24 to 72 mm wide zoom lens (35mm film equivalent). The gadget also features a 10.01 megapixel CCD, “Smooth Imaging Engine II”, and a 2.5 LCD with a 170-degree viewing angle. The attachable electronic viewfinder is very useful on a sunny day and provides 100% image coverage with synchronized focal length and no parallax error. The Caplio GX100 sports SDHC cards and uses AAA batteries when you run out of charge.
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