The digital video camera will record to 8cm DVD-RAM/R discs, and can even record in widescreen for you amateur film makers.

The LSI is o­ne chip that handles the world's three primary TV standards - PAL, SECAM, and NTSC.

So it's a turntable that's plated with 24 karat gold.
Yes, you too can get your bling² o­n for o­nly 90,000 yen.

A whole 15% improvement in battery life.
I guess it's worth it to someone.

This seems like a simple concept, but anyone who has owned small headphones (and needed to put them somewhere small) will realize that this is pretty useful. The cable for the headphones winds up inside of each earpiece.

That's right, previous MOS sensors at 1/4 inch were o­nly 0.35MP. Matsushita plans to begin mass production by this Fall.

Its life is reportedly 1.5 times that of traditional alkaline batteries. This release represents the first advancement over Alkaline batteries in 40 years. More details inside.

It's 200 hours if you feel like spending extra money o­n it, via external batteries. Right off the shelf, it gets 40 hours from the included NiCds.
No OGG support yet...other details inside.

Matsushita Electronic Industries, Inc. has developed an MPEG4 Codec LSI called the "Marvie 3(MN195906)". They will begin shipments of the sample units in October, for a price of 5,000 yen.