Filed under: News | Portable Devices
Sep 4 2006, 11:36am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Hitachi published information of new digital camcorder that record onto DVD or the built-in 8GB hard-drive.
The Hitachi DZ-H303 already was announced in Japan a month ago. It looks like Hitachi is bringing the DZ-HS301 also to Europe soon and eventually to the United States.
The Hitachi DZ-HS301 features a 15x optical zoom, 1MP still photos and a 2.7 widescreen LCD. The Hitachi DZ-HS303 sports a better CCD sensor and takes 3.1MP stills.The pricing for the DZ-HS301 will be 699 Euros (~$900 U.S.), and the DZ-HS303 is going to go for 999 Euro (~$1,279 U.S.).
More details on DigitalCamcorderNews.
Hewlett-Packard will open a lab in the second quarter where select customers will be able to play around with its first low-power server based on an ARM processor, a company executive said this week. Early access customers will be able to start testing a ...
Full article at: PC World
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Full article at: PC World
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Hewlett-Packard will open a lab in the second quarter where select customers will be able to play around with its first low-power server based on an ARM processor, a company executive said this week. Early access customers will be able to start testing a ...
Full article at: PC World
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