Toshiba – “REGZA Z8X” series – 4K and Japanese next-generation TV platform “Hybridcast” compliant LCD TV

Toshiba - "REGZA Z8X" series - 4K and Japanese next-generation TV platform "Hybridcast" compliant LCD TV

From Toshiba’s LCD TV “REGZA” lineup, the new 4K compliant “REGZA Z8X” series will be out in late June. There will be 3 sizes available: 84 inch, 65 inch, and 58 inch.

Newly developed original image processor “REGZA CEVO 4K” and “high-resolution large 4K panel” deliver a beautiful image quality.

“REGZA Z8X” has a strong point concerning its recording functionality. With its “Time Shift Machine” function, you can record a maximum of 6 channels for about 80 hours and watch it later. To use “Time Shift Machine”, you need to buy the Time Shift Machine compliant USB hard disk “THD-450T1″ separately. In conjunction with this is the “Zanmai Play” function which will pick out programs that the user seems the most interested in out of all the recorded programs. Record everything, and based on previous viewing patterns, Zanmai Play will recommend programs to match your interests, popular programs and programs related to hot topics.

Also, for the first time in the industry, “REGZA Z8X” is compatible with the Japanese next-generation TV platform “Hybridcast” that NHK Science & Technology Research Laboratories has been developing.

– 84Z8X (84 inch)
Estimated price: ¥1,680,000
Size: 191.6cm x 119.5cm x 45cm

– 65Z8X (65 inch)
Estimated price: Open price
Size: 146.3cm × 94.0cm × 37.4cm

– 58Z8X (58 inch)
Estimated price: Open price
Size: 130.6cm × 85.7cm × 37.4cm

– Time Shift Machine compliant USB hard disk (THD-450T1)
Estimated price: Open price

Toshiba REGZA AT501 Tablet Features 10.1-Inch Display, Android 4.1

Toshiba REGZA AT501 Tablet Features 10.1 Inch Display, Android 4.1

It’s been a few months since Toshiba released their Excite 10 that featured a 10.1-inch display and dual-core processor, but today, they’re announcing a new tablet: the Toshiba REGZA AT501.

Toshiba’s REGZA AT501 will feature a 10.1-inch display capable of a 1280 x 800 resolution, a 1.3GHz quad-core Tegra 3 processor, 1GB of RAM, 3MP rear-facing camera and will act as a companion for REGZA TVs, which we hope means it’ll offer a second-screen experience similar to the Wii U GamePad or Xbox SmartGlass. The tablet will also run on Android 4.1 Jellybean. (more…)

By Ubergizmo. Related articles: Apple Plans To Fix iOS 6.1 Passcode Lock Bypass Exploit, Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Accidentally Revealed In Promotional Ad,

Toshiba Regza J7 and Z7 TVs pack built-in DVR with recommendation feature, we go eyes-on (video)

Toshiba Regza J7 and Z7 TVs pack builtin DVR with recommendation feature, we go handson video

Toshiba had its new lineup of Regza HDTVs on hand at CEATEC today, showing sets from both the J7 Series and Z7 series. The J7 Series offers 32-, 40, 50- and 65-inch options, all of which boast 1080p resolutions save for the 32-incher. Pricing starts at ¥75,000 (about $961) and tops off at ¥370,000 for the largest model. The slightly higher-end Z7 Series includes 42-, 47- and 55-inch models, with pricing ranging from ¥180,000 to ¥370,000. The Z7 Series also boats Toshiba’s “time-shift machine” feature, which automatically records up to 40 hours of content on primary channels and suggests programs based on your viewing habits.

We spent a few minutes staring into the high-def abyss at the company’s rather dim booth, and all of the displays looked quite stunning. Unfortunately, we weren’t able to test out the time-shift feature, so we’ll have to take the company on its word there. The premium Z7 models include a thinner bezel and an overall sleeker look, while the J7 featured a more rounded design, with a beefier border around the panel. All of the TVs are expected to debut in time for the holiday season. For now, you can get a sneak peek from our hands-on video below.

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SD-P100W, Toshiba new 10.1 Portable Digital TV/DVD and network player

Do you plan to watch TV/DVD or streaming a movie on the go or in your pool during 30 minutes max and in 1m of water? Then get ready to spend some serious bucks! Behold Toshiba new SD-P100W portable TV Player from the Regza line-up. The SD-P100W is a 10.1″ (1024×600) portable digital TV with an integrated DVD player and DLNA compatible (WiFi abgn) that comes with a waterproof IPX7 body capable to stay under 1m of water for up to 30m without having to fear the worst and schedule to …

REGZA Dynamic 40S5, Toshiba new entry level 40” LED Backlight TV

Your wallet is on diet? Don’t worry Toshiba has for you’re the perfect 40” TV with the 40S5! Announced at just 85,000 Yen the 40S5 comes with a 40” LED Backlight panel offering a nice 5,100,000 dynamic contrast, REGZA Engine, USB HDD Recording, a 10Wx2ch speaker setting, a Digital TV Tuner but unfortunately no DLNA Support or 3D.

Toshiba unites PC, tablet and TV design groups, aims for hub of digital harmony

Toshiba unites PC, tablet and TV design groups, aims for hub of digital harmony

Toshiba is one of the few Japanese tech giants to be riding high from a cash standpoint, but the company is still looking for ways to trim the fat — not to mention get some fresh design in the process. The firm is merging the design team for its Regza TVs into the same western Tokyo facility that houses its PC and tablet groups. While there’s a certain amount of cost-cutting involved, the shift will help “fusion products,” Toshiba says, where TV influences PCs and tablets (or vice versa) like so much chocolate getting into peanut butter. The only amount of discord left might be in Toshiba’s TV production, where quality and production controls are being outsourced and more of the production itself is leaving Japan. As much as we’d argue that the Excite 13 is almost too much like a TV to begin with, we’ll only find out whether or not there’s merit to Toshiba’s design nirvana after the groups get cozy with each other later this year.

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