Sony to introduce new high-definition video cameras

Sony to introduce new high-definition video cameras

TOKYO, Japan - A marketing assistant shows off a new high-definition video camera which Sony Corp. will introduce on Sept. 10 at a press conference in Tokyo on July 19. Sony said it plans to boost the high-definition share of its video camera sales in Japan to more than 50 percent in volume terms from the present 30 percent.

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