New Web site offers information on CinePorter recorder

A new Web site allows Web surfers to obtain basic information on the new CinePorter CP-2 HDD Recorder released a few weeks ago.

Author:: TVTechnology
Updated:: Feb 23, 2018
Original:: Dec 29, 2005

Specialized Communications unveiled a new Web site in which customers and prospective buyers of the CinePorter CP-2 HDD Recorder can see the product’s preliminary specifications, diagrams illustrating how the CinePorter mounts to P2 cameras and a 3-D video of the CinePorter concept. The company is also conducting a drawing for the first CinePorter off the production line.

The CinePorter works like a large P2 card while writing to a shock-mounted on-board hard drive with capacity options ranging from 100GB to 240GB. It offers longer recording times, convenience, compatibility and reliability. The CinePorter also offers a small footprint and an independent power source.

For more information, visit www.spec-comm.com.

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