July 18, 2007
SONY® Visual Imaging
You'll look better in HD with Sony's new EVI-HD1 High-Definition Pan/Tilt/Zoom Camera
The First Step in HD Migration Starts with Sony's EVI-HD1
Sony's new EVI-HD1 camera combines a high-quality HD color video camera with the flexibility of remote pan/tilt/zoom operation. With 14 formats to choose from (including eight HD types and six SD video formats), this new dynamic camera allows you to decide when you're ready to migrate from SD to HD. The EVI-HD1 is compatible today with existing videoconferencing systems and will be compatible with HD based ones tomorrow.
- 1080i CMOS sensor
- Ability to output standard-definition video (YC and composite), high-definition analog component (Y, Pub, Pr) or digital HD-SDI
- Exceptional high-definition resolution in 720p, 1080i or 1080p
- 10x optical zoom lens with a 70 degree horizontal field
Learn more at http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;96205590;16559096;u?http://www.sony.com/evihd1 or [email protected].
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White House Press Room Ready for Prime Time
The newest incarnation of the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room is a made-for-TV affair. Panels of LEDs on the ceiling bathe the room in sterilized white lighting, which highlights the blue backdrop of a new podium flanked by 45-inch flat screens. The White House unveiled the $8 million renovation project during a recent press conference.
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The Sweet “Smell” of Green
When Southeastern Environmental & Construction’s new field operations center is completed, it won’t have that “new building smell.” The “green” design center will include low-VOC materials in addition to many other sustainable features such as ENERGY STAR®-compliant HVAC equipment, water heater, windows, and lighting. A passive solar design will allow the building to use heat from the sun for warmth and hot water.
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Hospital Addition Singled-Minded
An eight-story addition to Northwest Community Hospital in Arlington Heights, IL, focuses on patient privacy and comfort, with new single rooms with bedside bathrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows, and pullout beds for family. Part of the hospital’s $250 million makeover, the addition will also house a 24-bed critical care unit, a labor and delivery floor, a postpartum section, and three floors for surgical patients.
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