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Here is the Eneloop lamp from Sanyo that can be used as an interior light for daily use or as a flashlight in an emergency situation. The lamp will be sold in September with a non-metallic contact charging stand, which have enough juice to charge your Eneloop batteries. No word on pricing so far. We will keep you posted. [Newlaunches]
The Sanyo Gorilla NVA-GS1609FT and NVA-GS1409DT in-dash navigation systems boast a 16GB SSD and 8GB SSD, respectively. Both gadgets feature a 7-inch QVGA touchscreen display with Sanyo Eco Drive, an improved GUI and 3D maps. Pricing info and availability info are still unknown. [Akihabara]
Sanyo has released the world’s first Wi-Fi LCD projector in the US. Dubbed as the PLC-WXU700, it supports USB connectivity, LAN port, 500:1 contrast ratio, 3,800 lumens brightness, WXGA resolution, HDMI, D-sub, S-Video, and Composite inputs. The Sanyo PLC-WXU700 LCD projector will be released next month for $2,995. [eCoustics]
Sanyo Japan just announced a new high-end projector, the LP-WXU700, which is the world’s first WiFi-enabled projector supporting the IEEE802.11n standard. Measuring at 334.2mm × 78.4mm × 257.5mm and weighing 3.6kg, the mobile projector features a 275W lamp, a 500:1 contrast ratio and 3,800 lumens brightness, a HDMI and a USB interface. The LP-WXU700 will be released in Japan on June 19, 2009 for $6,300. [Crunchgear]
If you are concerned about picture quality for your home theater setup, try laser projection. With brightness levels at 7000 lumens, this Sanyo super-short focus laser projector is able to throw a 100-inch image only 25-inch away from the screen in Full HD Resolution, or if you move back to 37-inch you can even shoot a 150-inch video. Quite remarkable. Sanyo hasn’t announced the pricing or release date for this projector, but be ready to shell out heaps of cash. More
Sanyo today introduced the PDG-DHT100L, a professional 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. The DHT100L also comes equipped with user-interchangeable color wheels allowing the option of high brightness or rich color reproduction. Connections include HDMI, DVI-D, VGA, BNC x5 (RGBHV and VIDEO/Y-Pb/Cb-Pr/Cr), S-Video, USB and ethernet. The Sanyo PDG-DHT100L is priced at $21,995 for the body, meanwhile the lens is sold separately. The optical HD data Wireless Transmitter will go for $1,895 and the HD data Wireless Receiver Board is $895. [CyberTheater]
Sanyo today introduced six new video projectors for office purpose. The Sanyo LP-XU355 (3500 lumens) and the Sanyo PL-XU305 (3000 lumens) are both XGA and have WiFi b/g connectivity. Meanwhile, the Sanyo LP-XU350 (3500 lumens), Sanyo LP-UX330, and Sanyo LP-XU301 (3000 lumens) come with an XGA resolution. And the last one is the Sanyo LP-WXU330 (2500 lumens) with a WXGA resolution but doesn’t have WiFi feature. [Projectors]
Sanyo will release not one but six new Xacti dual cameras in 2009 for the South Korea market. These digicams are world’s first 1080p 60fps full HD camcorders (VPC-HD2000, VPC-FH1), two waterproof HD models (VPC-CA9, VPC-WH1), and two compact HD models (VPC-CG10, VPC-TH1). Stay tuned for more updates. [AVING via Digital Camera Blog]
Sanyo comes back with a new 3LCD projector. Known as the PLC-XTC50L, the projector is targeted toward both educational and business markets. Weighing at around 32 pounds, the 3LCD projector adopts a dual lamp system that allows you to use it 24/7 without the risk of breaking down. Priced at a hefty $7,500 a pop, the Sanyo PLC-XTC50L features 1,024 x 768 resolution, 5,000 lumens brightness, 1,100:1 contrast ratio, up to 300″ screen size and DVI-D with HDCP input. [SlipperyBrick]
Sanyo claims that the PLC-XF71 is the brightest projector in its category offering 10000 lumens of brightness level. Priced at a hefty $16,995, the Sanyo PLC-XF71 uses two lamps instead of one to achieve this level of brightness. Unfortunately, this projector offers only a resolution of 1024×768, which is below the HD resolution (1280×720). Other kewl features include the contrast ratio of 3000:1, and a three-mirror system to reduce color irregularities. [Electronista]
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