Panasonic Introduces World’s First 3D Consumer Camcorder
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OSAKA —
Panasonic Corporation, an industry leader in Full HD 3D and HD TV technology, unveiled today the world’s first 3D camcorder for consumers1. The HDC-SDT750 camcorder allows anyone to create powerful,true-to-life 3D images by simply attaching a 3D conversion lens that comes with the camcorder. Even without the 3D
conversion lens, this innovative camcorder offers many ways to take home video recording to a new level with a wide range of sophisticated features. The camcorder will go on sale in Japan2 on August 20, to be followed in other countries in autumn of this year.
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cactusJack
I can't wait for the first "charlie bit me" video in 3D. It is gonna rock. Life in the modern world is grand!
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kyoken
What exactly is "consumers1"? The first customer?
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kyoken
I have a bit a problem with this "news" as it reads very much like paid advertisement:
"industry leader", "create powerful","true-to-life", "simply attaching", "innovative camcorder", "take [...] to a new level", "wide range of sophisticated features" ...
... are all words of an advert not of a serious and neutral news report.
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kyoken
... and what exactly is "Japan2". Are there more than one Japan(s).
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kyoken
It is best not to copy the sales text of a company one to one, as sometimes there are indexes in the text.
(original: http://panasonic.co.jp/corp/news/official.data/data.dir/en100728-4/en100728-4.html)
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Sunjovi
How about watching xxx movies in 3 D. By the way its a good news and am planning to grab this camera soon.
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sourpuss
Kyoken, it's called a news "release." NOT that I'm in favor of this kind of subversive advertising, just saying...
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cwhite
another novelty item to join the rest of the defunct junk over the year. Double the volume, double the recording space, double the power requirements, double the maintenance (imagine one lens dirty or zoom out of sync), no idea on the editing software and so on.
Leave it to the pros for movies and games for at least a few more years.
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