Couture Camcorder Line Features Three New Models, Kensington, Chelsea, and Paisley in Eye-Catching Colors with True HD Recording for up to 8 Hours of Video
DXG-Kensington in Blue
CITY OF INDUSTRY, CALIF. – March 18, 2010 –DXG’s popular Luxe Collection line of fashionable HD camcorders has expanded to include three new chic and trendy designs with vibrant color combinations, stylish details and matching clutch cases. The DXG Luxe Collection marries fashion with the latest digital camcorder technology, creating the perfect gadget for stylish moms, trend-setting teens, and fashionistas of any age.
Available today for $149.99, the latest DXG Luxe Collection camcorders include the DXG-Kensington, which features a hip tartan plaid design and comes in red, blue or black; the DXG-Paisley with stylish paisley patterns in vibrant purple, pink or blue; and the DXG-Chelsea featuring a sporty houndstooth design in white or black. In addition to these new models, the popular DXG-Riviera quilted series has introduced a new baby blue eye-catching color.
All Luxe Collection products record video in true high definition (720p), take vibrant 8-megapixel still photos, capture up to 8 hours of video on a 16GB card, and feature a 3-inch LCD screen on a slim1½-inches-thick casing.
Visit www.dxgusa.com and enjoy a 20% discount off any camcorder by entering promo code, “madness20″.
DXG-Paisley in Purple
“Our popular DXG Luxe Collection broke new ground last year in consumer electronics by combining fashion and gadgets for the first time, and this year we’ve created even more designs and colors options to suit the individual tastes of our consumers,” said Paul Goldberg, senior vice president of sales and marketing at DXG USA. “The Luxe products are truly the perfect everyday accessory that not only provide full-featured video and photo capabilities at a very affordable price, but also give your camcorder a style all in its own.”
Click here for more photos of the new Luxe designs and colors.
C2 client DXG is always blazing trails in the digital camcorder space and today KOLD TV CBS contributor and Executive Producer of TechTalk Radio, Andy Taylor, featured their latest Pro Gear product, the DXG-A80V for its impressive feature set, ease of use and incredible price of point of just $299. Watch the segment below.
To learn more about DXG and check out their latest 2010 HD camcorders, please click here.
DXG-A80V Features the Highest Resolution Video Capture with True 1080p at 30 Frames per Second, 5X Optical Zoom and Built-In Electronic Image Stabilizer; DXG Offers Sneak Peek of 2010 New Product Lineup at CES
LAS VEGAS, NV–( January 7, 2010) – Consumer Electronics Show — Whether you are a first-time parent, world traveler or college-bound student, being able to capture your experiences on video and share them with friends and family is essential. DXG (www.dxgusa.com) introduced today its new Pro Gear™ line, featuring camcorders that are equipped with high-end video capabilities and simple touch-screen controls, appealing to both expert and novice video takers. The DXG-A80V is the first model in this new line of products and is available at retailers today for $299.99.
DXG-A80V Brings Memories to Life with Expert Video Capabilities & Technology
The DXG-A80V sports an ultra-compact ergonomic design for comfortable filming and playback on an impressive 3-inch LCD touch-screen. With the ability to record true 1080p at 30fps or take digital still images up to 10 megapixels, the DXG-A80V is the most advanced camcorder in DXG’s current line of products. The DXG-A80V can also capture 1080i resolution video at 60fps, which is ideal for sports and action shots.
Equipped with a built-in Gyro sensor for electronic image stabilizer and 5X optical zoom, you can easily and steadily capture hours of action-packed footage. The DXG-A80V also features an AF Lock Function which disables the camcorder’s autofocus feature, giving more experienced video enthusiasts the ability to manually control and fine tune the focus on a subject. Supporting high-capacity SD cards up to 32GB and outfitted with an HDMI video interface and included HDMI cable, you have support for hours of recording capacity and the ability to seamlessly share all your experiences on a HDTV. While a useful digital voice recording function allows you to make instant to-do lists before picking up the kids or heading out for your next adventure.
“We are thrilled to be launching an entirely new line of Pro Gear™ products that cater specifically to the technology and functionality needs of experienced video takers, yet are intuitive and affordable so novice users can film like pros in no time,” said Paul Goldberg, senior vice president of sales and marketing at DXG USA. “The DXG-A80V features a slick, extremely comfortable design and is the first of our products to offer touch-screen technology and 1080i recording at 60fps, making it the ideal gadget to capture action-packed footage.”
Click here to read the full release and learn about DXG’s 2010 product line-up.
I came across this interesting article the other day on Fast Company where award-winning designer, Gadi Amit, expresses his frustration with gadget and technology reviewers’ lack of acknowledgement for the design of products they review.
With several consumer electronics clients at Concept, we certainly understand the importance of getting good reviews for all aspects of our client’s products, so this article struck a chord. Amit explains how the Internet has led to the growth of an entirely new industry of quasi-professional reviewers who simply do not understand beauty and can’t come up with any better words than “sleek” or “ugly” when describing a product’s design.
And I have to say, I do agree. Now, I’m no design expert but I do understand the time and energy that our clients, such as DXG, put into the design of their products. DXG recently launched a new Luxe Collection line of high-fashion HD camcorders that are amazingly thin, feature chic couture-inspired designs and fit right in the palm of your hand. The design of these camcorders is incredible and so much care and detail was put into them without jeopardizing the functionality and HD recording technology. So, I understand where Amit is coming from – design needs to be a HUGE consideration in all gadget reviews.
On a more personal note, I was shopping online the other day for an under-the-cabinet HDTV for my kitchen. First, I was underwhelming surprised by the amount of these available on the market and how few TV manufacturers have entered this space. So, with the handful that are out there, I turned to reviews to determine which would be the best for me. I have to say, I couldn’t find one good review that detailed the designs of these under cabinet TVs. And when you are looking for a compact, yet high quality consumer electronic that will get wear and tear in a kitchen, you need to know how the design is going to hold up.
Amit’s article seemed to come to my attention at just the right moment so I had to share it. Click here to read his thoughts.
DXG USA Named Official Video Camera Sponsor for Upcoming Pageants, Introduces Contestants to the First Couture Camcorder
CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA – August 4, 2009 – Fashion-forward digital camcorder manufacturer, DXG USA (www.dxgusa.com), will give
MISS UNIVERSE(r) (www.missuniverse.com) and MISS TEEN USA(r) (www.missteenusa.com) contestants something to remember at the 2009 pageants, outfitting each with a new DXG Luxe Collection couture camcorder. Introduced in early August, the Luxe Collection digital camcorders are designed for sylistas and trend setters, capturing video in high definition on devices styled like the latest fashion accessories. Miss Universe(r) and Miss Teen USA(r) contestants are using the new DXG camcorders to capture their experiences before and during pageant activities, taking place at Atlantis, Paradise Island. The Miss Universe pageant will air LIVE on NBC, August 23rd at 9 pm and the Miss Teen USA pageant will be streamed LIVE via www.missteenusa.com on July 31st at 8 pm.
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