DXG is proud to have its Luxe Collection of high definition digital camcorders featured as a must-have gadget on ABC’s The View! Touted as marrying fashion and electronics for busy moms, trend-setting teens and fashionistas of any age, the Luxe Collection captures all of life’s precious moments in high definition video, and is available in colors and patterns to suit any personal style. Stay tuned for exciting announcements from us in the coming weeks as we continue to add more cool products to the DXG family of HD digital video camcorders.
An interesting consumer report and survey was published this month by McKinsey Quarterly highlighting the fact that most consumers never use the advanced and expensive new features on their consumer electronics (CE) devices. By surveying nearly 2,500 people along with in-depth interviews, the results indicated that consumers are looking for easy-to-use CE products, priced 30 to 50 percent lower than the standard offering.
Forget all the bells and whistles, people want simple, quality products and features that they will actually use. A very interesting finding from their research was that durability was by far the most important aspect of quality for most CE customers.
DXG’s core focus has always been on making simple, affordable, quality digital video products that provide an intuitive and fun video capture experience for our consumers. So, it looks like we’re right on track as we head into 2010!
Jim Barry of the Consumer Electronics Association tracks the hottest gadgets and says this holiday season the “It” item will be “electronic books” or eBooks.
The Kindle retails for around $350 and allows you to download books wirelessly.
Barry also likes the Astak Pocket Pro and Sony’s EZ Reader.
Both retail for around $200.
“Netbooks are one of the hot area of notebooks and notebooks is the hot area of computers and they’re inexpensive, small, light, get you on the internet,” Barry said.
Barry likes the Sony VAIO which retails for around $500.
The Myine Ira Internet radio plugs into any speaker system and costs about $150 with no monthly service charge.
“As long as you have Wi Fi, it accesses 11,000 radio stations from all around the world,” Barry said.
Camcorders are also getting smaller, and lighter, plus fashion forward.
ABC-TV Chicago taps the Consumer Electronics Association for projected consumer spending for the holidays and the gadgets that are hot on the shopping list. The DXG Luxe “couture camcorder” is one to watch.
September 30, 2009 — Holiday shopping forecasts are generally grim, but it appears that shoppers still want to buy electronic items. A survey by the Consumer Electronics Assn. shows that consumer confidence in technology and consumer electronics jumped, while confidence in the overall economy fell slightly in September. That indicates that consumers seem more willing to spend dollars on electronic products that other goods. The survey indicates sales will stay steady or increase for digital TVs and monitors, Blu-Ray players, smart phones and netbooks.
Jim Barry, the Digital Answer Man for the Consumer Electronic Assn. ( www.ce.org) says these trend-setting products could be best-sellers this winter:
Kodak HD Camcorder
DXG Fashion HD Camcorder
JVC HD Camcorder
Astak Pocket Pro e-Book
Amazon Kindle
Sony VAIO Netbook
Myine IRA Internet Radio
Jabra Bluetooth iPod Headphones
Acoustibuds Earbud Enhancers
T-Mobile “Google” Phone
Acoustic Research Noise Canceling Earbuds
Panasonic Noise Canceling Earbuds
Mobi “Headphonies” Tiny Character Speakers for mp3 Players
Alpine iPod Car Attachment
Panasonic cordless phone with “choicemail”
Samson Portable Microphone
Duracell USB/Car Adaptor Charger
Callpod Chargers
Fashion-forward digital camcorder manufacturer, DXG USA, will give MISS UNIVERSE(r) and MISS TEEN USA(r) contestants something to remember at the 2009 pageants, outfitting each with a new DXG Luxe Collection couture camcorder. Introduced in early August, the Luxe Collection digital camcorders are designed for sylistas and trend setters, capturing video in high definition on devices styled like the latest fashion accessories. Miss Universe(r) and Miss Teen USA(r) contestants are using the new DXG camcorders to capture their experiences before and during pageant activities, taking place at Atlantis, Paradise Island. The Miss Universe pageant will air LIVE on NBC, August 23rd at 9 pm and the Miss Teen USA pageant will be streamed LIVE via www.missteenusa.com on July 31st at 8 pm.
As the official video camera sponsor of the upcoming pageants, DXG has outfitted each contestant with one of the two stylish models, the DXG-Riviera, featuring a chic quilted design in pink, white or black with crystal details, or the DXG-Soho, sporting a trendy argyle pattern in pink or blue with stylish leather accents. Now armed with chic DXG camcorders, contestants are capturing pre-telecast moments, which DXG will publish on its Web site and Facebook Fan Site.
“The DXG Luxe Collection is a true fashion gadget and we’re thrilled to give Miss Universe and Miss Teen USA contestants a designer device that reflects their commitment to style and quality as they capture these once-in-a-lifetime experiences,” said Paul Goldberg senior vice president of sales and marketing at DXG USA. “These competitions are an exciting way for DXG to reach style-conscious women and fashion enthusiasts on a global scale with our new Luxe Collection products that combine quality, style and affordability.”
The DXG Luxe Collection camcorders record video in true high definition (720p), take vibrant 8-megapixel still photos, can capture up to 8 hours of video using a 16GB card, and feature a 3-inch screen—all on a compact form factor only1½-inches thick. Available now at www.dxgusa.com, Walmart.com, J.C. Penney, Home Shopping Network and Toys ‘R’ Us, the DXG-Riviera and DXG-Soho retail for $149.99.
DXG Buzz, DXG TV | samantha steinwinder | 
June 14, 2010 10:55 am | 
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