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Hitachi rolls out new CinemaStar hard drives for HD video

by Iyaz Akhtar on Sep 10, 2009 at 11:01 AM

Grabbing a hard drive for video can be somewhat confusing.  Do you go with a 5400RPM or 7200RPM drive?  Will that hard drive spin be so loud that I’ll have to turn up the volume to 11?  Hitachi is trying to reach that consumer who wants to get hard drives… Continue Reading »

Hitachi pleads guilty to price-fixing in the TFT-LCD scandal

by Jodie Andrefski on Mar 10, 2009 at 07:19 PM

And the cards keep tumbling down.  It’s not like we didn’t all see this one coming.  After all, three other companies have already admitted they were less than legal when it came to fixing prices for LCD panels sold to U.S. companies Today marks Hitachi Displays Ltd. joining the ranks… Continue Reading »

Hitachi’s DZ-BD10HA Blu-ray camcorder records videos in BD, hard drive, SDHC

by Arnold Zafra on Aug 12, 2008 at 12:29 AM

Hitachi is releasing a new high-definition camcorder this coming September to the US market - the DZ-BD10HA HD camcorder. What makes this new camcorder from all the other innovative camcorders released by Hitachi is that it lets users record HD videos using a Blu-ray Disc, hard drive or SDHC memory… Continue Reading »

Hitachi’s new DZ-BD10H HD camcorder comes with a built-in Blu-ray recorder

by Arnold Zafra on Jul 24, 2008 at 07:01 AM

Hitachi has announced the new, full HD-capable DZ-BD10H camcorder for the Japanese market. This camcorder touts a built-in Blu-ray recorder as one of its major selling factors.  But in addition, it also comes equipped with a 7-megapixel 1/2.7 CMOS sensor complemented by a 10x optical zoom. It has a 2.7-inch… Continue Reading »

Hitachi announces UltraThin 1.5 display US availability

by Robert Nelson on May 2, 2008 at 11:02 AM

Hitachi has announced the US availability of their UltraThin 1.5 displays. The UltraThin line-up will be available in 32, 37, 42 and 47-inch sizes and are available in two product lines. The Director X Series which will range in price from $1,999 up to $4,699 and comes with a 2-year… Continue Reading »

Hitachi unveils nine new Wooo series HDTV’s

by Arnold Zafra on Apr 14, 2008 at 02:19 PM

Hitachi has launched nine new models for its Wooo HDTV series, of which six are LCD’s while the ramaining three are plasma TV’s. The first three of the new LCD’s belong to the Wooo UT series and are available in a 32-inch model with a 1366 x 768 resolution and… Continue Reading »

The Hitachi ultra thin plasma HDTV: Is it really there?

by Marjorie Dorfman on Jan 9, 2008 at 12:32 PM

With all the concern for being thin that has beset our modern world, the craze for “reduction of size” has infiltrated the world of technology as well. Enter Hitachi at CES 2008 and its spanking new ultra-thin, Plasma HDTV! The Hitachi plasma display model (PDP) is 50 inches in screen… Continue Reading »

Ultra thin Hitachi Plasma TVs

by Chris Marshall on Jan 5, 2008 at 10:57 PM

You may have to look very carefully at CES for the new Hitachi LCD and Plasma TV’s, as they are only 1.5” thick. Actually it wont be too hard to spot them as they come in a 32”, 37” and 42” models, with Full HD Resolution (1920x1080p) and a viewing… Continue Reading »

Hitachi’s new streaming media technology

by XXCJCM on Jan 6, 2007 at 09:35 PM

More than ever before, hard drive technology is being adopted by gadget manufacturers to cater to the ever-increasing need for multimedia storage on personal devices. Hitachi Global Storage Technologies has developed a new storage management system called Audio-Visual Storage Manager (AVSM) for managing the multimedia files in digital video recording… Continue Reading »

Exploding Sony batteries…the never ending saga

by XXCJCM on Oct 21, 2006 at 01:11 AM

It all started with Dell. Mid August 2006, Dell finally announced that it will be re-calling 4.1 million lithium-ion batteries supplied by Sony, said to be “the largest safety recall in the history”. What followed after that move by Dell were beyond my wildest imagination even though any Tom Dick… Continue Reading »

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