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Sony GV D900 DV/DVD Walkman

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Manufacturer: Sony
Model: GVD900
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Sony
Label: Sony

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Features for Sony GV D900 DV/DVD Walkman:

Digital video (DV) format
5.5-inch color LCD screen
Audio dubbing (12-bit mode)
Audio record 12-bit/16-bit
SP and LP record/playback mode

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Editorial Review
Sony's new lineup of Video Walkman TV/VCR allows you to take the world of professional quality recording, playback and editing anywhere you need to go. This model clearly demonstrates Sony's commitment to state of the art innovation and excellence in consumer/prosumer video.DV Digital Video Format offers up to 500 lines of horizontal resolution, 3x color bandwidth (vs. VHS) and significantly higher S/N ratio, to provide stunning video performance. 16-bit PCM allows for CD-quality stereo sound. The GV-D900 utilizes the 12bit PCM record mode to add, in post production, an additional high quality, stereo soundtrack. You can add music or narration to your videos without affecting your original soundtrack. i.LINK (IEEE 1394) DV Input/Output lets you edit between two digital camcorders or a camcorder and a deck with virtually no generation loss. The i.LINK interface allows for direct communication between your DV Handycam camcorder and your PC, with optional DV capture card. LaserLink Wireless Connection with TV Control provides wireless connection from your DV Video Walkman to your TV up to 4.8 meters away. TV Control powers on your Sony TV and switches to the correct input, all at the touch of one button. Standard Play offers up to 60 minutes of digital recording, or Long Play for up to 90 minutes, on one Mini DV cassette. 5-1/2" Color Active Matrix LCD Screen uses Active Matrix technology to provide clear, accurate colors. Digital video assures noise free playback in slow motion and in the pause mode for detailed playback and frame-by-frame advance. Drop-Frame Time Code allows for frame accurate editing. Also included is the shoulder strap.
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