Toshiba Digital Life Products and Services, a division of Toshiba South Africa, showcases its new Camileo SX900, and the latest portable and easy to use external hard disk drive, the Stor.E Art 3.
Packed with advanced video features, the Camileo SX900 is optimised for capturing both far-off and close-ups shots in varying light conditions. The slim digital video cameras offer a sophisticated video feature set with a powerful optical zoom and impressive light sensitivity at a competitive price point.
The Camileo SX900 takes video quality to the next level by offering a 9x optical zoom and a light sensitivity of 3 Lux, enabling it to capture videos even in the reduced light of a well illuminated room without need to use a lamp. The Camileo SX900 model integrates a number of basic editing functions to edit photos on the camera without the need for a PC.
For all of your images and videos, you need the right storage device to keep these files safe so you can re-live each memory again and again. The Stor.E Art 3 external hard disk drive series with a capacity of up to 1 terabyte (1,000 gigabytes) and are ideal for mobile users with a huge amount of data stored on their computers. It comes in two colours and two four different storage capacities:
* Raven Black (1 terabyte)
* Liquid Blue (750 gigabyte)
Consumers can easily backup their entire music, photo or home video libraries with this vast amount of storage space. With just a few clicks of the mouse, we have made backup simple to protect your most precious digital memories and data files. The user-friendly NTI Backup Now EZ software offers quick and easy file selection process to backup the specified file types.
The Toshiba Camileo SX900 is available from Hi-Fi Corporation retail outlets at a recommended retail price of R3 599 (incl VAT), and The Toshiba STOR.E ART3 Raven Black and Liquid Blue is available from Mustek (011 237 1000) at a recommended retail price of R1 299 incl VAT and R1 599 incl VAT respectively.
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