Pioneer's high-end DVD player pursues matchless image, sound

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Pioneer Electronic Corp has received acclaim for its new DV-09 DVd player due to its ability to provide matchless image and sound. The player, introduced along with two models in Apr 1998, features a newly developed frame cyclic-format digital noise reduction (DNR) system, in addition to 10-bit/27 MHz processing and 10-bit video image D/A conversion that allows clearer and sharper pictures. DV-09 also touts varied playback options for easy rewinding of frames and images.

Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing, Home Video Disc Players, Videodisk players

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Under new DLNA name, group still pursues interoperability

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The Digital Living Networking Alliance, founded by some of the big companies in the electronics industry from various countries has made available the Home Networked Device Interoperability Guidelines, version 1.0. The guidelines are intended to help the manufacturers to produce products that will co - exist with traditional technology products.

Standards, Interoperability, Home networking, Home networks

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Fujitsu's all-IP systems cut costs, harness computer power

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Fujitsu Limited's all Internet Protocol (all-IP) strategy for future information technology systems is discussed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Innovations, Computers, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Computer systems, Fujitsu Ltd., FJTSY

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