DivX Plus HD Certification is the premium level of certification available from DivX, optimized for consumer electronics products and supports the playback of all content created with DivX software. Available on www.divx.com, the newly released DivX Plus Software allows users to create and playback H.264 video in an .mkv file container. DivX Plus HD Certified devices will playback all previous versions of DivX video, premium Hollywood content in the DivX format, and DivX Plus HD video files with the .mkv file extension and AAC audio created with third-party tools.
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The NBS Universal Power Amplifier (UPA) strikes the right chords with its three independent sections for enhanced isolation and performance. The center of the unit houses a power conditioner, while the flanking towers are loaded with the power supply and audio circuitry. The result is a beefy mono block (read: Mono power amplifier) that outputs 650W of sanitized audio amplification plus a high load tolerance of between 2 to 16 ohms. When coupled with the UPA’s universal AC compatibility, we’ve an amplifier capable of driving most, if not all, speakers anywhere in the world.
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According to Digital Photography Now, the Sony shooter will employ an APS-C-sized sensor. Since the Alpha dSLR lineup already has a wide variety of lenses, we are guessing that there will be adapters available to fit current Sony optics onto the future mirrorless camera bodies. Also shown at the event are mockups of an Alpha DSLR-A700 replacement which seemingly comes with full-HD video-recording capability. According to Engadget, the snapper will utilize a new Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor to facilitate movie capture. For lens lovers, Sony unveiled a prototype of its 500mm F4 G optics which has an optical image stabilizer.
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