Sanyo DMA-100 Digital Photo Album
Thanks to Erick Nguyen for pointing me
to this innovative
device from Sanyo which allows you to transfer pictures from SmartMedia
or CompactFlash (Type II supported) onto standard CD-R (650MB), these
can then be played back on the same device connected to a TV. The reader
also supports QuickTime Movie and WAV format. Best of all? No PC required..
it's a self contained device with a remote control. Priced at about US$880.
Sanyo DMA-100 Specifications
| Input Support |
Video
SmartMedia (up to 32MB)
CompactFlash (Type II Microdrive supported up to 340MB) |
| Supported Resolution |
Up to 3 megapixel |
| Video Clip sizes |
640 x 480, 320 x 240, 160 x 120 |
| Editting options |
Image Delete, Image
Rotate, Zoom, Picture Quality Adjust |
| Display types |
Full screen, 12 image thumbnail, Video
playback |
| File formats |
JPEG, Wav, QuickTime,
OpenDML JPEG AVI |
| Recording Media |
CD-R 650MB (CD Recordable) |
| CD-R Format |
UDF 1.5 |
| CD-ROM Compatible |
Yes with driver |
| Recording Speed |
4 x (600KB Per Second) |
| Playback Speed |
20 x |
| Output |
Video: RCA, SVideo. |
| Output Video |
Switchable: NTSC / PAL |
| Printer Support |
Parallel Port - EPSON PM-770C (Index
& A4 / A6 size) |
| Recordable Pictures |
9999 (on one CDR) |
| Power |
AC 100 - 240V |
| Dimensions |
190mm � 62mm � 213mm (7.5" x
2.4" x 8.4") |
| Weight |
1.3 kg (3.1 lbs) |
| Accessories |
Power, AV, S-Video cable, CD-R, Remote
Control |
| Est Price. |
915 Euro (US$880) |
What a great idea.. it's about time somebody
addressed the problem of getting images off flash cards without a PC,
and this Sanyo seems to do that job just nicely (especially if it's PC
CD-ROM compatible) though I think the price is a little steep.
Sanyo
America DMA-100 page
Sanyo Japan DMA-100 specifications page (English)
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