Panasonic has extended the range of Viera TVs, and does so fairly original to make panels of small dimensions, in particular 10.1-inch (1024 x 600 pixels), as more interestingly we are seeing in the new tablets. The three proposed versions presented very different features, a first model known as the Panasonic DMP-BV300 (top) is committed to including Blu-ray and HDMI in the set.
The other two models, DMP-DMP-HV200 and HV150, dare with a waterproof design (IPX-3), and in the case of the first with an interesting gesture control. They seem focused on being in the kitchen, especially the DMP-HV200 (picture below), not only for its resistance to water, but for its control by gestures, and it is normal in the kitchen have their hands stained.
Obviously they also come with a conventional remote control. The model has a pair of motion sensors that detect our hands at a distance of between 5 and 10 centimeters. We change the channel or volume of the broadcast with a simple gesture, horizontal or vertical, in front of the TV. If you think little, the DMP-BV300 has Internet access through its WiFi connectivity n (in the other two is optional.) In regard to connecting to the network have integrated services such as YouTube, and DLNA support.
The TVs are compatible with Panasonic cameras Skype. All share USB 2.0 port and a card slot SDXC, and is available as an option (standard on the DMP-BV300) a rechargeable battery that gives autonomy to the TV 3 ½ hours, with no connection to the network. Appear in late March in Japan at a price that starts at less than $ 520 model and goes up to $ 1,000 Blu-ray model.
The truth is that it would be very interesting that did reach Europe. Official Site | Panasonic. 
The other two models, DMP-DMP-HV200 and HV150, dare with a waterproof design (IPX-3), and in the case of the first with an interesting gesture control. They seem focused on being in the kitchen, especially the DMP-HV200 (picture below), not only for its resistance to water, but for its control by gestures, and it is normal in the kitchen have their hands stained.
Obviously they also come with a conventional remote control. The model has a pair of motion sensors that detect our hands at a distance of between 5 and 10 centimeters. We change the channel or volume of the broadcast with a simple gesture, horizontal or vertical, in front of the TV. If you think little, the DMP-BV300 has Internet access through its WiFi connectivity n (in the other two is optional.) In regard to connecting to the network have integrated services such as YouTube, and DLNA support.
The TVs are compatible with Panasonic cameras Skype. All share USB 2.0 port and a card slot SDXC, and is available as an option (standard on the DMP-BV300) a rechargeable battery that gives autonomy to the TV 3 ½ hours, with no connection to the network. Appear in late March in Japan at a price that starts at less than $ 520 model and goes up to $ 1,000 Blu-ray model.
The truth is that it would be very interesting that did reach Europe. Official Site | Panasonic.
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