PT-AE7000E delivers exceptional brightness, contrast and smooth images for 2D and 3D images
Panasonic Australia today announced the arrival of the PT-AE7000E – the company’s first Full HD 3D LCD home theatre projector – boasting enhanced levels of brightness, superior contrast and smooth images in both 3D and 2D.
Image provided by NASA
The AG-3DA1 3D Camcorder is en route to the International Space Station on board the historic final mission of the NASA Space Shuttle – its 33rd flight and 135th Space Shuttle Program Mission.
We’ve created the ultimate immersive Full HD 3D experience with a new 103-inch panel.
We’re proud to announce Australia’s largest i Full HD 3D Plasma panel – a 103-inch commercial display that will be launched along with an 85-inch 3D display in early 2011. We have a wealth of experience in large-size 2D professional displays with the previous launch of 85-inch and 103-inch Full HD models, both of which have been widely praised for meeting the needs of a wide range of professional customers in applications such as digital signage and business presentation monitors.
To develop the new professional models, we’ve advanced our unique technologies employed in our VIERA Full HD 3D Neo Plasma televisions that were launched in the consumer market this year – ensuring that viewers enjoy an amazing immersive Full HD 3D experience on the biggest screens available today.
Tourism NT, the first state tourism authority to venture into 3D film, has partnered with Panasonic to showcase the Northern Territory in 3D
Potential visitors will be drawn into the Northern Territory like never before by 3D footage of its tropical Top End. For the first time the beauty of Australia’s heart land will be captured in vivid 3D for viewers domestically and internationally.
The New Full HD 3D Camcorder, The AG-3DA1 Will Be Available In October And Will be affordable and Easy To Use
“It offers an easy to use, flexible system for videographers to capture immersive content on the fly – ideal for documentary and lifestyle film-making projects as well as some sports. We have already had interest locally from TV networks and documentary makers, and our reseller partners also see potential in the rental market.”Mathew Alexander, Product Manager Broadcast, Panasonic Australia
