Memory Stick Video Recorder
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 24 September 2003 at 11:21 am | Tagged as: Platforms, Gadgets
The snappily named (as all Sony products are) PEGA-VR100K uses a built-in tuner to record TV programmes using the Quick Time 6 codec to a Memory Stick. You can then pop the stick into your VAIO for editing or for watching on your Clié when it’s convenient. The VR100K can also be attached to a monitor for use as a TV tuner.
Included are utilities for scheduling recording, so you can record that episodes of Fame Academy to watch surreptitiously in meetings.
Sony report that a 1gb Memory Stick will hold more than 16 hours of video in Long Play mode – though we’ve yet to see what the quality is like. Resolutions are given as 320×240 and 160×120, at 15fps. Bear in mind a 1gb stick will set you back about £400.
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