This time, we will introduce JVC products utilizing digital technologies, providing the "thrills" and "excitement," which can be shared among the many generations. It has two perspectives: the "changing JVC" that proposes new audiovisual products based on the latest digital technologies, and the "unchanging JVC" that continues to bring excitement through its technologies to people throughout the world.

1. Mega theater presentations

The JVC Booth features a giant screen measuring 3 meters high and 15 meters across. The screen will highlight the "Mega Vision System" developed by the Digital Content Association, a non-profit foundation to which JVC belongs. Visitors will be able to experience the "virtual" thrills and excitement of a soccer match on the screen, in a display befitting the official partner of the 2002 FIFA World Cup^TM. We will also have high-definition, large-screen showings, including the "YAMAKASHI", the new film produced by Luc Besson and new music clips of JVC Group, with amazing presence.

2. "e-AV" stage

This stage will feature "DET," a new technology to realize high-resolution, large-screen display for the broadband age, and hard disk-based products that provide new convenience to digital audio visual equipment (hard disk television sets and video decks).

3. "e-movie!" and mobile products tryout stage

This stage will introduce visitors to the "e-movie!" models, JVC's latest digital video camcorders, which expanded the sphere of digital video cameras by enhancing interconnectivity with personal computers and web networks.

4. Advanced digital technologies stage

This stage features DVD and D-VHS systems that you can enjoy high-resolution, high-fidelity contents such as the ones in BS digital high-definition broadcasting. It presents a wide array of systems and products from full-scale home theater systems to basic entertainment units.

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