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JVC DT-V1710CGU 17″ Broadcast HDTV Monitor 17″ Natural Flat CRT 800 TV lines of resolution Broadcast Colorimetry Variable aspect ratio Area and Center Markers 16:9 bezel included HV separation & IK feedback for picture stability Area

JVC DT-V24L3DU. Otherwise, you can simply view the footage in FCP’s canvas as it plays back in your time line and not worry about the expense of a setup like this until the finishing stage. Then you could happily walk your project over

Editors Note: This is an extended edition of the review that appears in the November edition of DV magazine.The JVC DT-V9L1DU is a portable 9\" LCD monitor ideally suited for HD monitoring in the field. This is the smallest of JVC?s

Built-in Waveform Monitor with over-level indicator function; JVC Exclusive Ultra-Low Latency Circuitry (< 1 frame); Status and Audio Metering Display (up to 12 channels embedded) viewable above or below active picture area

Professional 9\ LCD studio & field portable HD monitor with W-VGA pixel array (800 x 480) with above-image data display area. Carrying handle and DC operation for full portability. Ideal in the field or in the studio for editing,

As high-definition production goes mainstream around the world, JVC is meeting the need for true HD monitors with the introduction of the DT-V24L1U/L1DU HD Studio monitors, featuring full Native HD resolution.

JVC DT-V20L1U Broadcast Studio 20-inch Monitor with HDSDI, HD resolution 1680 x 945 images, Brightness 400cd/m2, Contrast Ratio 800:1, Response Time 8 msec, Viewing Angle Horizontal/Vertical 170°, Wide SXGA, 16:10 pixel array 1680 x

I am looking for a monitor for editing for both the JVC HD110 and also with a 1080 HDV camera. Does anyone have experience with the DT-V20L1U JVC.

I’m currently looking for a compact, yet cheap audio system for my office so that my staff won’t get bored during office hours. This one from Victor-JVC, UX-Z2 Mini Audio System, might not be on my consideration list since it’s expensive (€300, $404), but it looks really cool and has quite a great features, so I probably get one if I ever need a new audio system for my own. Features include an output power of 20W x 2, support for MP3/WAV/WMA/AAC audio files, USB port, CD/MD reproduction, and the ability to record audio tracks directly from CD to your USB flash disk.

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JVC updates its car navigation device portfolio and introduces the new double-din KW-NX7000 InDash Navigation/CD/DVD Receiver. Comes with a detachable faceplate, the unit boasts a 7-inch low-reflection touch screen display, onboard storage to keep your multimedia files and maps data, movie player, and a promixity sensor which illuminates the relevant keys when being approached by your finger during navigation and DVD/CD playback.

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Priced at 1250 EUR (around $1,857), JVC’s 32-inch LT-32LC305 LCD TV features a resolution of 1366×768 (WXGA), a brightness of 300cd/m2, 3 x HDMI inputs, MaxxAudio sound engine, and a 120Hz “Twice Velocity Genessa” panel. It comes with SD / SDHC media card slot as well, allowing you to plug the card and directly view the media inside. Hmmm, I’m currently looking for a 32-inch LCD TV to replace my 26-inch one, but I don’t think I’d take this LT-32LC305…

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JVC unveils three new HDTVs (32, 42, and 47-inch) under its LH805 series. All of those TVs support Full HD resolution along with IPS 10-bits technology that provides 120 fps and two HDMI (1.3) outputs. Nice! The price is ranged between €2,140 ($2,800) to €2,840 (3,800).

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JVC recently announced three new “High Speed 2″ 1080p LCD TVs featuring a brand new display engine called “Clear Motion Drive II”. This technology offers a better fast movement hander and an improvement on the refresh rate processing by interpolating on-screen movement in any direction using 8,000 surrounding pixels and adapting the technology to a full HD, 1080p panel.

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