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May 9, 2006 – JVC Company of America today announced the launch of a hard drive camcorder that combines a 3-CCD imaging device for superior quality video with the long recording time made possible by an internal 30GB (gigabyte) hard disk drive.

The new JVC Everio G Series GZ-MG505, like all Everio G Series camcorders, eliminates the need to carry tapes, discs or any media at all, yet can record up to seven hours of DVD movie-quality video or more than 10 hours at DVD camcorder-quality. To put this storage capacity in context, it would take 22 single sided DVD camcorder discs (8 cm/20-minute discs) to hold just seven hours of video at camcorder quality. In Eco mode, over 37 hours worth of video can be shot without any need to eject or reload recording media. Read more

Home theatre systems are wonderful for getting into the music, the moment, or the movie, but they do have their drawbacks. Oftentimes, home theatre systems are created to be enjoyed in a main room, such as an entertainment, family, or living room—the centerpiece of the house. Thus, the size can be overwhelming, and inappropriate for other rooms in the house. But now, JVC is offering a home theatre system that offers all the bang, but takes up none of the room. Read more

May 1, 2006 – Home theater is now available for the bedroom or other small room with the introduction of a new JVC compact home theater system, which features the company's exclusive sake-soaked wood cone speakers.

The elegantly-designed JVC EX-A10 includes two diminutive components – a receiver and a matching DVD player – which when stacked occupy no more space than a typical laptop computer. Wrapped in a brushed aluminum finish, these components are complemented by a pair of JVC's wood cone speakers housed in beautifully finished solid cherry cabinets. The system easily fits on a bookshelf or desktop. For a complete home theater set-up, all the user need add is a TV. Read more

April 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Waves Audio Ltd., a leading provider of audio signal processing technologies, announced today that JVC has introduced several LCD TV models with Waves patented MaxxBass psychoacoustic bass extension technology. In separate announcements, JVC has introduced several European and Japanese LCD TV products with MaxxBass processing, as well as their HD-ILA rear projection models for the North American market. Read more

August 26, 2005 – JVC will soon begin shipping two new audio/video receivers that offer the convenience and performance of HDMI up-conversion. The two receivers, the $500 RX-D401S/D402B and $800 RX-D702B, also feature USB inputs for streaming audio from a PC and JVC’s Hybrid Feedback digital amplifier technology.

June 14 /PRNewswire/ -- JVC today announced a new series of camcorders that eliminates the need to carry tapes, discs or any media at all, yet can record up to seven hours of DVD movie-quality video. They also record more than 10.5 hours at a quality level comparable to a DVD camcorder's 30-minute mode. The new JVC Everio G Series camcorders record to a built-in hard disk drive and will be available in 20 and 30 gigabyte (GB) versions, offering unprecedented camcorder storage capacity.

May 19, 2005 – JVC Company of America today announced that it has begun shipping second generation models of its highly successful HD-ILA line of HDTV rear-projection microdisplays.

May 6, 2005-- Today, JVC announced availability of the XA-A50CL: an ear-clip headphone with a built-in digital music player. The player’s memory and controls are all housed within the small, sleekly-styled ear pieces, so there’s nothing at all to carry when listening to music.

JVC’s new Everio is a new type of tapeless video camera offering applications beyond that of conventional digital video cameras or digital still cameras. Everio comes with a large-capacity, card-type removable hard disk drive termed "Microdrive", making a new world of videography and photography possible. Tiny --fits in the palm of your hand--large capacity, high-quality pictures and reliable portability are the keys to Everio. (Price: JVC Everio (vertical): $1000 JVC Everio (cube): $1100; www.jvc.com )

September 2004 – JVC today launched two new palm-size digital media cameras that shoot 60 minutes of DVD-quality video or thousands of high resolution stills using a high capacity 4GB Microdrive card, a removable hard disk drive that is barely 1.5” square.