Tag archive: X Series

Fujifilm announced its X-Pro 1 at CES, its new interchangeable lens camera that follows in the same retro vein as its popular X100 and X10. While we were given a thorough introduction to the camera in all its hybrid viewfinder glory, pricing and release dates were still a little iffy. Today, Fujifilm has announced that the latest addition to its X-series will cost $1,700 (body only) and be available at the end of February. Fujifilm also launched… Read More

In yet another unsurprising announcement today, Fujifilm took the wraps off its already-leaked X-Pro 1. Last week, specs and images surfaced, showing off the brand's first ICS system camera in all its glory. Now, we've got word from Fujifilm itself.   Following up the success of its fixed-lens, high-end X-series comes the X-Pro 1. The X100 and X10 seemingly defied category, and were hybrid, hobbyist combinations of the increasingly… Read More

We were able to get a private demo of Olympus' new cameras at CES, and the manufacturer hit all the hyped features of the year while also bringing some professional quality cameras to the table. Here's a first look at Olympus' new X-series as well as additions its made to current models. EPL2 starts where EPL1 left off Olympus showed us the latest member of the EPL family with the EPL2, as well as a larger-bodied any more… Read More

On Monday, Fujifilm announced its new T-series compact cameras as well as various renovations to its current line, at CES 2011 in Las Vegas. The developer has introduced new features like geo-tracking and improved flash capabilities to its popular manual and point-and-shoot devices, but it's major update are two entirely new additions. The T-Series will premiere two compact cameras this spring, the T200 (at right) and the T300 (above).… Read More

The new WinBook LX features Intel Celeron M processor C350 (1.3 GHz, 400 MHz FSB, 512k Cache), widescreen 12.1-inch WXGA (1,280 x 800), and Linspire 4.5 operating system ($798 with Microsoft WindowsXP Home - see table). WinBook also introduced the $899 WinBook X510, WinBook's lowest-priced model with Intel Centrino Mobile Technology. "Until now, consumers have had to pay a premium for notebooks designed to be light enough for true… Read More

The KAV-400xi incorporates technology derived from the Full Power Balanced X Series amplifier design that increases bandwidth capability in both the preamplifier and power amplifier stages. Thisimprovement prepares the KAV-400xi for SACD source components that operate as high as 180kHz in frequency range. The KAV-400xi preamplifier section includes a precision rotary volume control that islinked to an amplifier section with 200 Watts per channel… Read More