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The people from hyperexperience.com visited the Panasonic Center in Tokyo and noticed these solar and wind streetlights accumulate energy in a battery located at their base. At night, electricity from the battery and from the wind powers the light.
It’s neat!
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[PMA 2008] Panasonic has just announced its Lumix DMC-FX35 digital camera that comes with Panasonic’s inaugural 25mm ultra-wide-lens. The inclusion of such a lens shows Panasonic’s commitment to create a camera that captures “remarkable and unprecedented width and depth” in a slim form factor that is tiny enough to carry in a pocket or small purse. Among the features that can be found on the DMC-FX35 include :-
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[PMA 2008] Another year, another new digital camera model. Can’t they just build them like cars, with technology that is good for at least five years before the wear and tear starts to show? Anyways, if you’re a beginner looking for a digital camera, there is Panasonic’s new Lumix DMC-LZ8 that will be out this February in black and silver colors, retailing for $179.95. In addition to Leica DC VARIO-ELMAR lenses and wide-angle shooting on the LZ8, you also get :-
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[PMA 2008] I sometimes wish that the pace of consumer electronics would move slower when it comes to new releases as the bank account can only take so much damage before it requires a quick trip to the resuscitator. Having said that, Panasonic’s new DMC-LZ10 digital camera is the latest in the Lumix LZ Series that boasts a couple of key improvements over last year’s DMC-LZ7 - Leica DC VARIO-ELMAR lenses and wide-angle shooting. As for the rest of the specifications, kindly redirect your eyeballs downwards…
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[PMA 2008] Panasonic’s DMC-FS20 digital camera is joined at launch with the stylish DMC-FS5, bringing a 30mm wide-angle Leica DC lens with 4x optical zoom to the table. Most of the specifications are pretty much the same with the FS20, and if you don’t mind a smaller LCD display (which translates to longer battery life IMHO), then the FS5 sounds like the better option. Still, different strokes for different folks, so check out the specifications below before making a head/heart decision where your credit card is concerned.
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[PMA 2008] Panasonic isn’t going to let up on its digital camera release anytime soon, with the Lumix DMC-FS20 being the latest to join the stable. For those who are not in the know, the FS models is the prettier version of the Lumix FX Series, bringing together both form and function. I guess in human comparisons, that is something like having an award winning ballerina for a mom who’s always there for you. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced shutterbug, the Lumix DMC-FS20 doesn’t fall short on features.
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[PMA 2008] Here we have the smaller sibling to Panasonic’s Lumix DMC-TZ5 digital camera - the DMC-TZ4. As everyone knows, big brother always beats little brother to pulp, but the differences between the two aren’t that stark. Must be the growth hormones Panasonic has been feeding the TZ4 with, eh? Check out the specifications below.
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[PMA 2008] Panasonic has annouced its Lumix DMC-TZ5 digital camera that targets the active user who wants a simple yet capable digital camera to tag along wherever he/she goes. You pretty much get all the standard trappings with this model, including :-
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Having a voice recorder around can be pretty handy since you will be able to keep vocal notes of your thoughts on-the-fly. Panasonic has just rolled out a couple of new models - the RR-US950-K and RR-US750-S. Both are powered by a single AAA battery and comes with USB interface and MP3 recording capability. I’m interested in the 4x Zoom Microphone - imagine being able to pick up noises from further away without putting in the extra effort. In essence, the Zoom Microphone will force both mics on the Dictaphone to focus its recording on a single direction by doing away with surrounding left and right sound.
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If you have trouble finding your way around, perhaps it is time to invest in a GPS navigation system. The Panasonic CN-MP50D GPS system isn’t any good in the US though, as its 2GB SD card comes pre-loaded with essential phone numbers and map information of 10 million points of interest in Japan. It will hit the Japanese market this February 12th for approximately $650 after conversion. Strange thing it lacks audio and video playback though - that’s like taking a few steps backwards compared to other GPS systems these days that seem to function more and more like PMPs. No idea if it will ever make it Stateside, but keep yourself occupied with the specifications below in the meantime.
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