NETWORK PRODUCTS

DVD RECORDER

DMR-EX87

1.1080p Up-Conversion with HDMI

2.Viera Link & HDMI Simple Connection

3.Integrated DVB Tuner (SD)

4.250GB HDD

5.Super Multi-Format Recording & Playback

Also available DMR-EX77 with 160GB HDD

BLU-RAY DISC™ PLAYER

DMP-BD10A

1.HD Player :1080p Playback Capability with PHD) (Pixel Precision Progressive Processing for HD)

2.High Quality Sound: Dynamic Range of 118dB

3.Intelligent Control: Viera Link

Wireless DVD Home Theatre System AV Receiver

SC-PT850W

1.Rear Wireless Receiver Kit Included

2.Panasonic Plasma TV Matching — HDMI & Viera Link

3.High Quality Picture & Sound — 1080p Up-Conversion & High Power 1200W

SA-XR700-K

1.Super HIgh-Quality Sound with Full-Digital Amplifier & Advanced Dual Amp Drive/Triple Amp Drive

2.HDMI for High Definition 1080p Transmission

3.Viera Link gives you streamlined control of Panasonic Plasma TV, Blu-Ray Disc Player and DVD Recorder

HD CAMCORDER DIGITAL CAMERA

HDC-SD5

1.World's Smallest* 3CCD Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) Camcorder

*3CCD full-HD camcorder as of July 30, 2007

2.Advanced O.I.S.(Optical Image Stabiliser), 3CCD Camera System, and a Superb Leica Dicomar Lens

3.Easy Archiving & Viewing - Using a DVD Burner* to Create and Play Back a DVD

*Optional (VW-BN1)

DMC-FX100

1.Large 1/1.72-inch CCD with 12.2-megapixel Resolution

2.28mm wide-angle 3.6x Optical Zoom f/2.8 LEICA DC VARIO-ELMARIT Lens

3.Intelligent Image Stabiliser (I.I.S.) with MEGA O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabiliser) and Intelligent ISO Control for blur prevention.

Also available HDC-SX5 DVD Recording

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Panasonic 2007-2008 manual Network Products

2007-2008 specifications

In 2007 and 2008, Panasonic continued to solidify its position as a leading electronics manufacturer, showcasing a diverse portfolio of innovative products and technologies that catered to both consumer and industrial markets. The brand was heavily invested in the development of high-definition video technology during this period, with the introduction of its Plasma and LCD televisions, which marked a significant leap in visual quality and screen size.

Panasonic's Viera line of plasma televisions gained acclaim for their vibrant colors and exceptional contrast ratios, providing viewers with stunning picture quality for a truly immersive viewing experience. These sets utilized the latest in plasma technology, which allowed for deeper blacks and more accurate color reproduction compared to traditional CRT televisions. In 2007, Panasonic also introduced its first Neo PDP technology, which further enhanced brightness and energy efficiency in plasma TVs, contributing to the brand's reputation for innovation.

The consumer electronics giant also made waves in the digital camera market with its Lumix series. In 2008, Panasonic launched several models featuring advanced optical zoom capabilities, image stabilization technologies, and the pioneering use of Leica lenses, which elevated the standards for compact digital cameras. The combination of user-friendly interfaces and high-quality imaging made Lumix a popular choice among photography enthusiasts.

During this era, Panasonic was also committed to sustainability and eco-friendly practices. The company introduced several environmentally friendly appliances, such as energy-efficient refrigerators that minimized power consumption while maximizing storage capabilities. These appliances were equipped with inverter technology that adjusted energy use according to the food stored and the external temperature, reflecting a growing trend toward energy conservation.

Additionally, Panasonic expanded its reach into the mobile phone market with the introduction of innovative smartphones featuring cutting-edge designs and functionalities. The development of unique features like high-quality cameras and multimedia capabilities positioned Panasonic phones as competitive options in an increasingly crowded market.

Overall, Panasonic's focus on quality, innovation, and sustainability in 2007-2008 resulted in a host of products that resonated with consumers. Through advancements in television and imaging technologies and a commitment to eco-friendly practices, Panasonic not only reinforced its brand image but also paved the way for further innovations in the years to come.