Sanyo introduces the VPC-GH4 Xacti Dual Camera and Camcorder, featuring Full HD 1080 60i Video Recording and 10-megapixel Digital Photos with dual range zoom up to 10X for videos. With its ergonomic ...

Sanyo announced two new “dual cameras” (camcorder and digital camera in one) for the Japanese market yesterday, the Xacti DMX-CG100 (that’s the pistol-grip model) and the Xacti DMX-GH1. Both feature ...

SANYO just announced the release of a new Full HD, Slim Type Dual Camera Xacti, VPC-CS1, available in February, 2010. The Dual Camera series aims to provide customers with more enjoyable video ...

Need to shoot 1080p video? Need to shoot stills? Need it to all fit within the palm of your hand? You've got loads of options! Wait, you need to do all of that underwater? That's a problem. Well, it ...

Consumer cameras continue to shrink and now Sanyo has laid claim to the title of the world's smallest, thinnest and lightest Full HD consumer video camera with its new VPC-CS1. The camera is part of ...

Sanyo’s range of Xacti dual still and HD video camcorders got three new additions today in the shape of the VPC-GH1, VPC-CG100 and VPC-CG20 models. The CG100 and CG20 models are pistol grip offerings, ...

Sanyo refreshed its Xacti line of camcorders adding new full high-definition, waterproof and compact models with availability starting March. The company introduced six cameras and a new ...

Sanyo has confirmed it will be expanding its range of gun-shaped Dual Camera Xacti devices this month with the launch of the DMX-CA100 - a full HD Dual camera suitable for underwater use.

Move over, Flip MinoHD and Kodak zi8: Sanyo's new line of digital cameras offers both HD video capabilities and crystal clear still images. WSJ's Lauren Goode tests one out to determine whether the ...

Sanyo has unveiled the latest camera in its line of dual cams able to shoot video and still shots in a small pocket size form. The new camera is called the VPC-PD2BK and it has embedded software for ...

Nik Rawlinson has been writing about tech since Windows 95 was looking distinctly futuristic. He is a former Editor of MacUser magazine and one-time scribe for Personal Computer World. Nik is a ...