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Panasonic launches new LUMIX hybrid cameras

Panasonic's new compact digital still cameras also take great-looking 720p high-definition videos.

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Features about high-definition video

Article | 13/02/2009 Panasonic launches new LUMIX hybrid cameras
In Singapore this week, Panasonic launched its new FT-rugged, TZ and FS series of LUMIX digital cameras. Among the models released were two hybrid mod...

Avaya Deploys the Avaya Desktop Video Device with the Avaya Flare® Experience

A revolutionary new video collaboration device, the Avaya Desktop Video Device has been making waves in the communications industry ever since Avaya introduced the product in the fall of 2010. Avaya’s own employees have been among the earliest users and have seen first-hand how the product can improve collaboration and make people more efficient and effective. Read more.