Friday, March 5, 2004
camcorder.info Sony Camcorder Product Team Interview
Posted by Jason Dunn in "ARTICLE" @ 11:00 AM
"Camcorderinfo.com So what technical innovations have you introduced into your line this year?
Linda Vuolo: The PC330 has been our most recent technical innovation that we've introduced into the market. So with it being the industry's 1st three Meagpixel camcorder, it's delivering the highest quality of video and still with purely using a 3 Megapixel CCD. Secondly, I would have to point to Handycam station. Handycam station is a brand new concept introduced first with the IP1, and also now available with the new PC109. It really changes the way consumers use their camcorders by leaving the Handycam station attached to their device of choice, whether it be a PC or television - in their home. The camcorder is out and available where they want to use it, and most importantly, charged and ready to go all the time. Really changing the way consumers use the camcorders is as important a technical innovation and improved specifications."
An interesting interview that talks about the current and future direction Sony in taking in the market. Worth a read!
Linda Vuolo: The PC330 has been our most recent technical innovation that we've introduced into the market. So with it being the industry's 1st three Meagpixel camcorder, it's delivering the highest quality of video and still with purely using a 3 Megapixel CCD. Secondly, I would have to point to Handycam station. Handycam station is a brand new concept introduced first with the IP1, and also now available with the new PC109. It really changes the way consumers use their camcorders by leaving the Handycam station attached to their device of choice, whether it be a PC or television - in their home. The camcorder is out and available where they want to use it, and most importantly, charged and ready to go all the time. Really changing the way consumers use the camcorders is as important a technical innovation and improved specifications."
An interesting interview that talks about the current and future direction Sony in taking in the market. Worth a read!
