Toshiba's IK-HD5 is a
progressive-scan, full HD 1080p/1 080i, 2.1 megapixel, three-CMOS camera for color-critical applications.
Compatible with Toshiba Imaging's recently introduced IK-HD3D controller, the
progressive-scan video camera is economical and offers unprecedented user-controlled features.
Designed in a 35-mm optical format and supporting frame rates of up to four images per second, the device offers
progressive-scan readout, broad dynamic range and smear rejection.
An advanced
progressive-scan camera system captures images and videos in exceptional clarity, a free-angle camera arm and lamp design allows flexible positioning, and the compact design is lightweight and portable.
Supporting
progressive-scan video at up to 50 frames/second and true 12-bit digitalization, both color and monochrome versions of the SI-1.3M50-EM provide high-performance imaging solutions for day/night surveillance, homeland and border security, biochip readers, video microscopy, airborne imaging and other demanding, light-starved imaging applications.
The camera comes equipped with a high-sensitivity
progressive-scan CCD that helps deliver crisp images of even rapidly moving objects.
The PoE-capable camera comes equipped with a high-sensitivity
progressive-scan 310,000-effective pixel CCD that delivers well-defined images of moving objects, as well as powerful low-light performance and a 2.4x optical zoom lens with 4x digital zoom.
Responding to customer demand for high-resolution
progressive-scan CCD cameras operating at video frame rates of 30 Hz or more, the company has developed the 2-M P G E1650, which provides 12-bit image data running 30 fps at 1600 x 1200 resolution.
You can eliminate borders, play at 50Hz or 60Hz, and in
progressive-scan mode.
Because audio is the emphasis of this review, I will refrain from commenting on the unit's facility with video, beyond noting that the
progressive-scan mode did work on my EDTV when I used the component video connections.
The CyberHome CH-DVD 300s
progressive-scan DVD Player (silver) came top of the consumer electronics list, followed by the Apple 2GB iPod Nano (black) and the Apple 512MB iPod Shuffle (M9724LL/A).
Best Buy has also expanded its year-old Insignia consumer electronics line to include a widescreen, HD-ready flat-panel LCD TV;
progressive-scan DVD player/four-head Hi-Fi VCR; DVD player/VCR combination unit; and 600-watt, six-channel audio/video home-theater receiver...
