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New product reviews

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The features of the new products introduced by different companies of the consumer electronics industry are discussed. The products include different kinds of audio and video equipment and business equipments. Prices for some products are also mentioned.

Commodity & service prices, Audio-Visual Equipment, Prices and rates, Audiovisual equipment, Company pricing policy

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Sanyo's VPC-C6 takes 6-million pixel stills while shooting movies

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The features of the new VPC-C6 and VPC-C40, digital cameras, from Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd., are discussed. The VPC-C6 is the first digital camera in the world, which can capture high-definition photos with 6 million pixels, while movies are being shot.

Sanyo Electric Company Ltd., Sanyo VPC-C40 (Digital camera), Sanyo VPC-C6 (Digital camera)

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With ?100, Sony aims for 10% of global digital SLR market

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Sony Corporation's plans for capturing 10% of global market, with its new range of digital single-lens reflex cameras, are discussed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, United States, Sony Corp. Consumer Video Products Div., Company business forecast/projection, Company forecasts

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