September 2, 2010 at 10:49IFA Electronics Show 2010: Day Less First. Panasonic and Sony
Despite the fact that the jubilee, 50th in a row, IFA exhibition has not yet begun, Nomobile.ru hung out half of yesterday in the halls of Messe-Berlin. There isn’t much to look at yet - the stands are being mounted, everywhere there is a lot of rubbish and construction waste, but two Japanese companies held their presentations: Panasonic and Sony.
It has long been obvious to everyone that the 3D trend will continue to be supported, the scale will only grow. At both press conferences, passive glasses were given to reporters, but if individual clips were shown at the Panasonic booth, Sony representatives carried out their entire Keynote in 3D mode: the broadcast was displayed on a large screen.
Unfortunately, it was not possible to deal with the products in detail that day - not all specifications are available, not all gadgets can be touched, touched, the emphasis was on presentations, companies indicated their intentions. But a detailed analysis will certainly be - touch, make hands-ons and loudly clap your tongues.
Panasonic says that it was they who were the first to offer the full range or, as it is now fashionable to say, a complete ecosystem of 3D solutions: they have a complete line. Panasonic products can shoot 3D-video (the first consumer camera I saw in Stockholm was shown again), transfer 3D to a TV (Bluray / 3D-players), and, of course, watch it! Panasonic, true to its "plasma" credo, rolled out 3D-plasma. Glasses are needed for viewing, they are included (two pairs). In addition to Panasonic, only Samsung is producing such panels so far.
At the presentation, Sony showed the long-awaited “reader”, which received a touch screen, and Alexey Vedernikov was pleased with the NEX VG-10 camcorder. Of the 3D products, I note the VPL-VW90ES projector. A more detailed debriefing will be a little later - immediately, as soon as the companies finish installing stands and show the world the most interesting and hot news. Well, we won’t miss them - wait for new reports. A detailed inspection of the Toshiba and Philips stands is on the way.
PS By the way, habralyudi - if you are interested in any products, let me know, ask questions - we can study in detail with photos, videos, and take test shots on cameras.
You can follow our movements from my twitter , and also, of course, on the Nomobile.ru website
It has long been obvious to everyone that the 3D trend will continue to be supported, the scale will only grow. At both press conferences, passive glasses were given to reporters, but if individual clips were shown at the Panasonic booth, Sony representatives carried out their entire Keynote in 3D mode: the broadcast was displayed on a large screen.
Unfortunately, it was not possible to deal with the products in detail that day - not all specifications are available, not all gadgets can be touched, touched, the emphasis was on presentations, companies indicated their intentions. But a detailed analysis will certainly be - touch, make hands-ons and loudly clap your tongues.
Panasonic says that it was they who were the first to offer the full range or, as it is now fashionable to say, a complete ecosystem of 3D solutions: they have a complete line. Panasonic products can shoot 3D-video (the first consumer camera I saw in Stockholm was shown again), transfer 3D to a TV (Bluray / 3D-players), and, of course, watch it! Panasonic, true to its "plasma" credo, rolled out 3D-plasma. Glasses are needed for viewing, they are included (two pairs). In addition to Panasonic, only Samsung is producing such panels so far.
At the presentation, Sony showed the long-awaited “reader”, which received a touch screen, and Alexey Vedernikov was pleased with the NEX VG-10 camcorder. Of the 3D products, I note the VPL-VW90ES projector. A more detailed debriefing will be a little later - immediately, as soon as the companies finish installing stands and show the world the most interesting and hot news. Well, we won’t miss them - wait for new reports. A detailed inspection of the Toshiba and Philips stands is on the way.
PS By the way, habralyudi - if you are interested in any products, let me know, ask questions - we can study in detail with photos, videos, and take test shots on cameras.
You can follow our movements from my twitter , and also, of course, on the Nomobile.ru website