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It’s in Japan that Epson has announced an update to its telemetric digital camera, the R-D1s, with the new R-D1x which always offers a APS-C sensor of 6 megapixels, a screen of 2.5 inches now and support for SDHC memory cards. No price yet, but a release for the month of April in Japan.
The Epson ST1XX series is known for offering the smaller Japanese desktop PCs of the manufacturer with a size of only 75×185x195mm. And today, Epson has announced an update to its ST120 now powered by a Core 2 Duo P8400 (2.26GHz), 1GB of RAM, 80 GB hard drive (you can “upgrade” it up to 320 GB of storage space), a GM45 Express chipset.
In any case, it seems that this mini desktop PC is designed to be the perfect HTPC through its digital TV tuner MonsterTV HDUS, HDMI output, and its Blu-Ray drive.
And if you tend to seek power, Epson has also planned to propose Core 2 Duo P8600, T9400 and T9600 CPUs.
Finally, be aware that the basic ST120 with Blu-Ray and HDTV tuner is sold in Japan at an interesting price of only 137,500 Japanese yen ($1,530).
The Epson EH-TW400 is a new high-end projector which supports full 1080p high-definition (1920×1080 resolution). It offers new D7/C2FINE LCD, a brightness of 1,600 lumens, a contrast ratio of 75,000:1, two HDMI 1.3a ports, 2.1 x optical zoom, four-way lens shift control and adopts DEEPBLACK technology for an improved black level. It will be launched in Japan on November 28. Price: $3,700.
Epson has released its Netbook NA01 and includes the following features:
The Endeavor NA01 has Windows XP, and it go on sale in Japan for a price of $485.
