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This Polaroid HD camcorder is normally sells at $250, but today Woot.com retails it for only $129.99 plus $5 for shipping. The camcorder comes with a 2.7-inch LCD screen, 5x optical zoom, HDMI output, and shoots in 720p onto SD cards (64MB built-in). What are you waiting for? Purchase it ASAP, it’s only for today’s offer. [Crunchgear via Digital Camera Blog]
The new digital motion picture from Ikonoskop is able to record video in full High Definition resolution (1,920 x 1,080) and store those frames in individual 12-bit RAW, DNG or TIFF files. Sadly, the Ikonoskop digital motion picture camera only supports 80GB memory cartridges which is enough to store only 12 minutes of high definition video. Other cool specs are include the 1-60 fps adjustable frame rate, on-set monitoring, and a Super-16 sized sensor that allows user to use pre-existing Super-16mm lenses. The Ikonoskop retails for a hefty $9,800. [OhGizmo]
Hitachi has recently announced the world’s first Blu-Ray Camcorder DZ-BD10HA. This camcorder has the flexibility to record HD video onto three different formats (Blu-ray Disc, Hard Drive, SDHC). The camcorder is also capable of capturing 6.22 mega pixel stills onto an optional SD or SDHC card. Its Face Detection feature automatically detects and focuses on the face to provide true-to-life color accuracy. With the push of one button the user can transfer HD video from the SDHC card or hard drive to a Blu-ray disc all within the camcorder; without having to use PC at all. [Hitachi VIA Upcoming Digital Cameras]
If you’re looking for a new HP camcorder, you can consider to buy the DXG-567V. This video recorder is specially made for YouTube lovers. It features direct uploading capability for YouTube. Available in black, red, pink and sky blue colors, the DXG-567V will retail for $179. The camcorder can record in 1,280 x 720 resolution video at 30 fps and comes with S-Video, Composite Video output, Rapid Blog Manager software, and USB connectivity. [UberGizmo via Digital Camera Blog]
Check out the latest AVCHD powered camera from Sony, the HDR-CX12. Measuring 69mm x 67mm x 129mm and weighing 420grams (with battery), the camcorder features a new Exmor CMOS sensor with 10MP ClearVid 1/3.13-inch and the BIONZ technology. The HDR-CX12 sports Full HD recording 1920×1080i in AVCHD (Mpeg4 AVC/H.264, 16Mbps), the HDV support (1440×1080i) in 5/7/9Mbps and HDMI output. Other features include smile shutter and face detection, Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T 12 optical zoon lens, a 2.7-inch LCD, 5.1 surround sound microphone, and Memory Stick PRO Duo (4GB Memory Stick PRO Duo (Mark2) in the box) storage. Sony HDR-CX12 will be out in Japan in July but will hit stateside by August for around $900. It will be sold with a 8GB Memory Stick since it has no Hard Disk Drive. [Akihabara via Digital Camera Blog] More
Sanyo’s Xacti HD1010 boasts a full 1920 x 1080 (1080i) resolution recording, “Face Chaser” face detection technology, 300fps slow motion mode, 4.0megapixel stills, SDHC card slot, 10x optical zoom, and a 2.7-inch LCD display. The camera will be available in July 2008 for approx. $800. Watch the video after the jump. [Engadget via Digital Camera Blog] More
The new camcorder from JVC that is specially made for YouTube lovers. The JVC Everio S series feature a one-touch button for uploading videos to YouTube. These lightweight camcorders record video directly to SD cards instead of a built-in hard drive. Its rechargeable battery provides up to 2 hours and 5 minutes of operation, but you can replace it with higher capacity 4 and 6 hour models as needed. The GZ-MS100 camcorder will be available in June for $349.99. This is how the camcorder works.
Once the provided CyberLink software is installed on a Windows® PC, uploading video clips to YouTube™ is quick and easy. The camcorder has an UPLOAD button that works in two ways. In the camera mode, press UPLOAD and then the trigger, and this limits recordings to 10 minutes in length, which matches the YouTube™ file size limit. This eliminates the need to manually time recordings or go back to edit and shorten footage. After recording is done, connect the GZ-MS100 to a PC via a USB cable and press the UPLOAD button. This automatically launches the supplied application for uploading to YouTube™. After just a few mouse clicks the video will be up on the Internet for everybody to see. The original video quality is maintained in the camera, so it can be used for any other purpose.
[JVC via Digital Cameras]
Creative is launching a webcam/video camcorder for people looking for a bargain. The new Vado pocket video cam comes with a YouTube friendly 640 x 480 resolution, 2GB of built-in memory, a 2-inch display, a flip-out USB connector, and two hours of battery life on a charge. You can get the Vado video cam today for $100 in pink or silver. [Engadget via Digital Camera Blog]
Samsung Korea has released the VM-HMX20 HD flash-based camcorder that features a 6.4MP CMOS sensor and electronic image stabilization. The camcorder supports a full HD and a 1080p mode with 30 fps recording capability and able to record fast motion at 300 frames per second for up to 10 seconds and then drastically slow down the playback of the recording. Samsung’s proprietary swivel hand-grip makes this video recorder to record in multiple angles, including regular and low-angle shots. The Samsung VM-HMX20 comes with a 2.7inch LCD and supports Anynet+ connection to HDTVs, which allows consumers to control the camcorder though their HDTV remote while viewing movies. The Samsung Korea VM-HMX20 HD flash-based camcorder is priced at around $900 (899,000 Korean Won). [AVING via Digital Camera Blog] More
Looks like DXG knows how to attract consumers with their quality products and low prices. The 569V HD camcorder is now exception. It shoots 1280 x 720 video at 30 fps, captures 5 megapixel still photos and has a 3-inch foldout LCD for only $169. No word on when this cheap camcorder will be available, so keep a look out for the 569V. [Engadget via Digital Camera Blog]
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