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Sanyo Xacti DMX-HD1 720p HDTV
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CES 2007
Sanyo announced the world’s smallest and lightest HD digital video camera,
Xacti HD2 $700, TTM Mar 07
Featuring a new 7.38-Megapixel Sensor, up to 76% Greater Low-Light Sensitivity,
HDMI into the HD2’s multifunction docking station, 720p HD digital camcorder, 7.1-
megapixel digital still camera, pocket-sized, pistol-grip and thumb-operable design,
records up to 21 minutes of high-definition video
(or up to one hour of standard-definition video)
per gigabyte of available memory on any
standard SD or high-capacity SDHC card
(memory cards sold separately), 8-gigabyte
SDHC card for three hours of high-definition
video, or up to eight hours of standard-definition
video or thousands of 7.1-megapixel digital still
images.
Additionally, the camera features increased lowlight
sensitivity to respond to light as low as
12.5 lux in auto mode representing up to 75%
increase in low-light sensitivity when compared
to the 50 lux auto mode capability of the
previous models, the HD1 and HD1a. The HD2
responds to light as low as 6 lux, in lamp mode,
representing an up to 76% increase in low-light
sensitivity when compared to the 25 lux capability of the HD1 and HD1a.
A special “High Sensitivity” button, super-fast start up and shooting, no tape to
queue up, ready to record in as little as 1.7 seconds, digital image stabilization that
works across the full shooting range from wide-angle to telephoto, distinguishes
between “trembling hands” and “camera work” such as panning and tilting.
1280 x 720 progressive HD video scanning, MPEG-4 technology for 30 frames per
second, high-precision LSI (large-scale integration) circuitry for advanced, highdefinition
image processing, super-fast 9Mbs frame rate, 10x optical zoom built from
12 elements designed in 9 groups and with a built-in neutral density filter, with a
maximum aperture of f/3.5 in both wide and telephoto angles, combined with a 10x
digital zoom capability.
The HD2 is capable of a total 100x zoom, 2.2-inch LCD display with 210,000 total
pixels that flips out from the camera and rotates up to 285 degrees, video recording
optimized for personal media players, “Web-SHQ” recording mode to capture video
destined for video iPod and other popular MPEG-4 personal media players for which
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