Check out this notepad from Yamaha that comes equipped with an integrated keyboard. Its perfect for musicians and composers. No word on pricing or availability so far. [SlipperyBrick]
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Here is the Yamaha Pocketrak 2G stereo digital pocket recorder that boasts a 2GB of internal memory, 9 hours of recording time, integrated speakers, twin high sensitivity swivel microphones and USB connectivity. The device is able to record in MP3 or PCM format. The Yamaha Pocketrak 2G is priced at £260. [UberGizmo]
Check out the latest AV speaker from Yamaha called the YSP-600. It offers 62W (2Wx16ch and 15Wx2ch), support for Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic, Dolby Pro Logic II, DTS, DTS Neo, AAC, PCM, has two HDMI input and one output with support for 1080p25/50 and 60, Hitachi Wooo Link, Regza Link from Toshiba, and Viera Link from Panasonic. No word on a price or availability of these speakers, Check back for an update for both. [Akihabara] Read more
Yamaha will be launching a new all-in-one DVD and audio player called the DVX-1000. It features AIR SURROUND XTREME. The DVD player is compatible with video formats like DivX andDvix ULTRA, and MP3 and WMA audio files along with an HDMI output, USB port, and an AM/FM radio tuner. [Akihabara]
Make presentations for work and school easier with the Yamaha NX-B02 bluetooth speaker. It comes 1.75″ titanium cone drivers, a 3.5mm line input, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR/A2DP, and a 4-hour battery life as well as powered by 4AA batteries. $140
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Japan will be getting a shipment of the new Yamaha TSX-100 iPod dock that also has an alarm, radio, and CD player. The CD player is also compatible with WMA and MP3 files and has an output of 2×12W. $586
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Yamaha has recently released its new CD-S2000 SACD player and A-S2000 preamplifier that are capable of outputting SACD/CD and MP3/WMA audio with 190 watts per channel over a frequency range of 20-20,000 Hz. Both devices will be available in December for $3,400.
Here is Yamaha’s new portable conference system that utilities a 12-microphone array to capture sound. Dubbed as the Yamaha PJP-25UR, this gadget also provides eight microphones which are located in movable arms that could open to better fit the position of the people around a table. Measuring 9inch x 6inch x 1.33inch, this echo-canceling microphone retails in Japan for $550.
Yamaha’s Disklavier Grand piano can be hooked into the Disklavier Radio, an internet streaming service that can send MIDI files down the pipes of the piano storing them in the 80MB hard drive. They will even send accompaniment parts that can be heard through the piano’s speakers. If a piano playing by itself isn’t creepy enough, think about the ghosts that are up on today’s music.
The Yamaha Tesseract concept for Tokyo Motor Show features 4 wheels for enhanced stability, and is powered by both gasoline and electrical engine. The Tesseract has been equipped with a mechanism to keep the machine upright when stopped or when parked. No word on when this concept will go into mass production.
