Sanyo Xacti C6 Digital Camera Hit U.S Soon

05/12
2005

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Sanyo has just announced that their latest digital video camera, the Xacti C6, will be available in US soon. Claimed as the world’s smallest digital video camera, the C6 offers a superior quality MPEG4 video and hi-res still images. You can shot a 6 megapixel digital still picture and record MPEG4 video at 60 fps for direct TV video playback. Look after the jump below for detail list of features.

This digital video camera uses a digital image stabilizer that reduces camera shake to provide a steady video recording. It also includes a motion detection technology for a smooth TV playback.

Sanyo Xacti C6 Digital Video Camera features:

9-pixel mixture technology for increased video sensitivity in low light
Digital image stabilizer
60 fps playback via TV output
5x Optical zoom lens
1.7 second fast recording from standby mode
1/2.5 inch, 6.37 Megapixel CCD
Recording media: SD memory card
Red-eye correction
Trans-Reflective Low-Temperature Polysilicon TFT 2.0-Inch LCD monitor
Real-Time interpolation (3680 x 2760 pixels output) for 10.2-Megapixel still images
Multifunction docking station
Talking Navigation Guide
Super Macro shooting down to a minimum distance of 1 cm
Quick standby: immediately record or play back when LCD monitor is opened
Digital Zoom: max. 12x playback; max 58 times (10M mode)
Voice recorder function: up to 16.8 hours recording time with optional 1 GB SD Memory Card
Lithium-ion battery and charging AC adapter included
Remote control included
Exif Print and Print Image Matching III
PictBridge-capable for PC-Free printing with PictBridge-compatible printers

Sanyo Xacti C6 is planned to release in January 2006 for a price of $599.

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