Free 16GB P2 card with AG-HVX200

Dec 14, 2007 8:03 AM

             
One 16GB P2 card can record 16 minutes in DVCPRO HD; 40 minutes in DVCPRO HD in native 720/24p; 32 minutes in DVCPRO50; and 64 minutes in DVCPRO.

One 16GB P2 card can record 16 minutes in DVCPRO HD; 40 minutes in DVCPRO HD in native 720/24p; 32 minutes in DVCPRO50; and 64 minutes in DVCPRO.

Panasonic will begin shipping the AG-HVX200 P2 HD camcorders with a free 16GB P2 card (model AJ-P2C016RG) this month, the company said this week.

Those buying a new HVX200 from an authorized U.S. Panasonic reseller will receive one 16GB P2 card and a copy of “The HVX Book” by Barry Green.

A single 16GB P2 card can record 16 minutes in DVCPRO HD; 40 minutes in DVCPRO HD in native 720/24p; 32 minutes in DVCPRO50; and 64 minutes in DVCPRO. The HVX200 has two P2 card slots.

For more information, visit www.panasonic.com/hvx200.




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