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By using a Panasonic digital TV and network camera together as a phone, you can not only hear, but also see your conversation partners in bright, vivid detail. It’s an idea that enables families, friends, or even business associates to seem like they’re right in the room with you. You can even have a video conversation with someone who is using a mobile video phone or car video phone.
This communication breakthrough is achieved via simple broadband-era IP network, using digital TVs to play the role of a phone and network terminal.
Panasonic Video Phone technology pushes the boundaries of communication, bringing people together by enabling them to communicate in a meaningful way. |
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With the help of SD memory cards, an MPEG4 media network lets you seamlessly transfer high quality video and more between cameras, cell phones, TVs and computers all over the world.
Currently compatible with almost 3,000 products, SD memory cards are established as the de-facto standard for small format recording media. Panasonic is also about to release a 2GB1 SD memory card that has the ability to record an unprecedented 40 hours and 40 minutes of MPEG4 video in economy mode, and 3 hours and 4 minutes in Extra Fine mode.
The capabilities of SD media are virtually endless. You could record the news from your TV in the morning and watch it on your D-snap SD Camera on the train or subway during your commute to work. Or, with an SD compatible camcorder, record DVD-quality video of your children, and easily transfer it to your large screen TV. It’s all just another aspect of LifeStream - our vision of whole life connectivity. |
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Panasonic Home Networking seamlessly integrates your entertainment needs into an easy-to-use centralized server for your home, letting you beam content to virtually any room or compatible device.
The heart of the system is the AVC server. This high-capacity hub holds numerous forms of content, and can network to another part of the house instantaneously. And the AVC server is a plug-and-play device, which makes setting up easier than ever.
So whether you want to pause a TV show in your living room and continue watching it in your bedroom, or load up your car with songs from your home computer, the AVC server revolutionizes the way content flows throughout your home. Just another way that "LifeStream - whole life connectivity" enhances the way we live our lives. |
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High Definition started as an idea to view revolutionary, almost lifelike video images in your home. Thanks to Panasonic HDTVs, watching movies and sporting events with astonishing clarity has become a reality.
And now Panasonic is unveiling the next steps in High Definition, covering four areas that push this medium into exciting new worlds - capturing, storing, sharing and viewing
- Capturing: Panasonic is soon coming out with a HD video camera that lets you capture stunning High Definition video directly to a tiny SD memory card.
- Storing: Upload footage from your SD card to a HD AVC server. Or you can expand your video library by transferring HD content to rewritable Blu-Ray discs. A double-sided Blu-Ray disc can store up to 50 gigabytes of data, or 4.5 hours of HD video.
- Sharing: The AVC server utilizes high speed data protocol IEEE802.11a to network High Definition content to virtually any room - or compatible device - in your home.
- Viewing: Enjoy incredible picture performance with Panasonic HDTVs, designed specifically to enhance High Definition programming.
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