JVC
About JVC
JVC (Japan Victor Company) was founded in 1927 as a subsidiary of Victor Talking Machine Company and became independent in 1943. Merged with Kenwood Corporation in 2008 to form JVCKenwood Corporation, headquartered in Yokohama, Japan. Renowned for pioneering innovations including Japan's first televisions and the revolutionary VHS video format (1976) that became the world standard. Also developed the first single-unit video camera/recorder (1984) and pocket digital camcorders (1995). Today operates as a global brand under JVCKenwood with ~10,000 employees and $5 billion annual revenue, producing camcorders, projectors, automotive and home audio systems, headphones, and professional broadcast equipment across six continents.
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Introducing JVC's Camera-Equipped AI Earbuds at CEATEC 2025
JVC introduced AI-enabled earbuds with integrated cameras, facilitating real-time identification of acquaintances and seamless interactions through smartphone-linked AI technology.
Mitsubishi Electric showcased "CielVision" XR technology, projecting high-definition, vibrant aerial displays using novel free-form mirror optics for diverse applications.
A translation innovation, "しゃべり描き翻訳," combines image editing and textual translation for efficient communication tailored to industrial safety.
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JVC Kenwood Updates Victor Brand D-ILA 8K Projectors DLA-V900R and DLA-V800R with Enhanced HDR Features
JVC Kenwood has released a firmware update for the Victor DLA-V900R and DLA-V800R 8K D-ILA projectors, enhancing HDR capabilities.
The new 'Frame Adapt HDR Vivid' mode improves contrast by brightening highlights and deepening shadows, enhancing overall visual dynamics.
The update introduces 'Highlight Color Control,' optimizing brightness and color saturation in high-luminance scenes for vibrant and detailed imagery.
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Analog Heart, Digital Pulse
In a space where vinyl's warmth and CDs' clarity converge, this audio setup is a curated selection reflecting a true appreciation for both analog roots and digital advancements.
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Portable Audio Festival “Winter 2025 Akihabara” Scheduled for December 13th–14th
The "Portable Audio Festival 2025 Winter Akihabara" will be held on December 13-14, featuring 168 brands across 94 booths.
Exclusive products include e☆イヤホン's "脂(KOTTERI)ALTERNATIVE" earphones, available for pre-sale at the event for ¥12,000.
Notable exhibits include Audio-Technica's limited edition "ATH-L3000G" headphones, with only 50 units produced globally.
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