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New Flip Video Camera For 2010: Ultra HD and Mino HD

Jamie Pert — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 19:53:13 +0000

Cisco has recently made changes to their Flip Video pocket camcorder offerings, they have now phased out all of the remaining standard-definition models and introduced new and improved versions of the Flip UltraHD and Flip MinoHD.

Previously the Flip UltraHD and the Flip MinoHD recorded 720p video at 30 frames per second, however the new models have double the frame rate (60fps), also they feature digital image stabilization. These improvements should allow you to record much smoother-looking video.

The new Flip UltraHD models are available in two capacities, the 8GB (2-hour) model costs $200, whereas the 4GB (1-hour) model costs $150. Both capacities are slimmer than their predecessor you can find out more here.

The new MinoHD models are also available in two capacities, the 8GB (2-hour) model costs $230, whereas the 4GB (1-hour) model costs $180. Both capacities are more compact than the new Flip UltraHD models and and feature the new proprietary FlipPort, you can find out more here.

Will you buy one of these new models? If so, which one will you choose?

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Cisco: New Flip Camcorders to be Announced Soon

Jamie Pert — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 07:53:11 +0000

Just in case you was not aware, back in early 2009 Cisco purchased Pure Digital Technologies, we are now hearing rumors suggesting that Cisco are planning to release some new Flip camcorders.

Details regarding these new camcorders are unknown, however we can expect to hear an announcement sometime in mid-April (sometime around the NAB show).

Some are speculating that perhaps they will release a camcorder capable of 1080p video recording, to be honest this sounds like an obvious progression for Flip devices.

As we hear further details we will try to keep you posted, for more information check out SlashGear.

What would you like these new Flip camcorders to feature?

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Cisco Announcement: CRS-3 Carrier Routing System Details

Jamie Pert — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 17:07:16 +0000

Earlier on today we posted an article which looked into what Cisco’s big Internet changing announcement could be, we have now heard that they have announced a new carrier routing system which is called CRS-3.

CRS-3 will act as the foundation for the next-generation of the Internet usage, it will apparently offer more than 12 times the traffic capacity which its closest competitor’s complete system offers.

CRS-3 will feature a capacity of up to 322 Terabits per second, this bandwidth would allow every man, woman and child in China to make simultaneous video calls, also this has the bandwidth to stream every motion picture ever made in just four minutes.

To find extremely detailed information check out Yahoo Finance’s article here.

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Today’s Cisco Announcement: Could Forever Change the Internet

Jamie Pert — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:47:41 +0000

It seems as if today could be a memorable day which could forever change the Internet, this is because a huge announcement is expected from Cisco.

We are not sure what exactly this announcement could be, however a recent article posted on KCBS suggest it could possibly related to delivering HD video over the Internet.

Cisco Systems Inc have invited media and analysts to witness “significant announcement” this announcement “will forever change the Internet and its impact on consumers, businesses and governments.”

Over the years Cisco have excelled in the networking and communications technology industry, therefore it seems likely that Cisco’s huge announcement will be related to this, as we find out more we will keep you posted.