The ALBO is Sanyo’s latest digital photo frame that provides a 7-inch LCD display with an 800 x 480 resolution, a 500MB of internal memory, and a speaker. Unlike other digital frames, the Sanyo ALBO lacks of Wi-Fi connectivity, but it uses Infrared connectivity for transferring photos and videos from mobile phones. Available in white, pink and brown models, this digital display also supports for JPEG, MP3 and Motion-JPEG file formats, a memory card reader, and a USB port. Measuring 210mm x 156mm x 93mm and weighing 472grams, the Sanyo ALBO will be launched in Japan on October 8th, 2009 for 15,000 Yen ($165). [FarEastGizmos]
Sanyo has rolled out their latest GPS navigation device that integrates a 1Seg digital TV tuner. Known as the Gorilla Lite NV-LB50DT, this portable device sports a 5-inch touchscreen display with LED-backlight, an accelerometer sensor, a 4GB of storage, a microSD card slot, a media player that supports for MP4, MP3, WMA and JPEG media formats, and a rechargeable battery. The Gorilla Lite NV-LB50DT will become available soon for unannounced price yet. [Product Page via iTechNews]
If you are a rich person who still have a huge collection of CD music, then you may want to check out the Grant Fidelity Impression II Reference Tube CD-1000 Player. Priced at a hefty $3,200, the CD player boasts a high-end Sanyo CD drive with the DA11VZ unit with Nikon high grade capacitors, a tube headphone amplifier, and a tube analog output. Measuring 17-inch x 14-inch x 7-inch and weighing 50-pounds, the system has a separated left and right channel with 2x BB PCM1794 D/A converting IC chip and a 10x OPA2604 / OPA 604 for converting and filtering. Additional features include a coaxial, an optical, an AES/EBU, and an EL84 headphone outputs. Read more
Sanyo is back with their new projector, the LP-XU106 which is claimed as the company’s brightest projector. Weighing only 3.4 kilograms, this projector provides a brightness level of 4,500 lumens and features 1,000:1 contrast ratio, Corner Keystone Correction Function and the Easy Setup Function. The LP-XU106 will go on sale starting on November 20th for unannounced price yet. [Fareastgizmos]
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]
by Johan on April 14, 2009
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. Read 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]
