by Johan on December 6, 2007
Sony’s new video camera model SR42E delivers detailed and natural images even in low light situations. The camcorder has a 2.5inch LCD touch screen, a “3G sensor” and the hard disk shock absorber. Measuring only 73mm x 71mm x 115mm and weighing at 340grams (including battery), it also features Vario-Tessar lens to enhanced picture quality. There is no word yet on the pricing or availability of this lightweight camcorder.
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Here’s a camcorder that’s sure to keep you on your toes this holiday season. This stainless steel camcorder has built-in flash, a great LCD display, and a durable stainless steel exterior. You’ll be able to record 2 hours of DVD quality video, tons of 5.4 Megapixel still photos, and conversion with the included software for all your gadgets from your iPod to cellphones. No need to spend so much money on those complicated not to mention ugly camcorders, step it up a bit! $190
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If you want to buy a new camcorder this Christmas, then you can consider to buy Samsung’s first HD camcorder. This lightweight camcorder provides 4GB built in memory, a SDHC card slot, a 2.7 inch LCD, and a 10X zoom lens. The video recorder is able to record H.264 video in 720P resolution. The Samsung VP-HMX10A is priced at $850 in Korea.
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by Johan on October 16, 2007
Samsung has showed off its newest camcorder at KES 2007. The VM-DX10 allows users to store footage on a three-inch DVD or on the built-in 4GB of flash memory. The camcorder also boasts a 2.7-inch touch panel, 3D Noise Reduction Filter, 26x zoom, and Hyper Image Stabilizer. Available in black or white, it will be released in the Korean market next month for $763.
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by Johan on October 10, 2007
Sanyo Korea has released Xacti VPC-HD1000 camcorder in the Korean market. It is an ultra slim full HD digital camcorder that supports 43 minutes of full HD (1920 x 1080) video recording on a 4GB SDHC memory card with MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 codec. No word yet on pricing or availability.
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by Johan on October 3, 2007
Canon’s new Digital Camcorder DC230 features 1/6-inch CCD image sensor with 1.07 effective Mega-pixels. This video camera stores recorded files in miniSD card with superior 35x optical zoom through its advanced lens of f = 2.6 – 91 mm, f/2.0 – 5.0 focal length. The gadget has a 2.7 inch wide angle LCD screen and adopts Canon’s DIGIC DV II processing technology and enhanced USB 2.0 support. No word on pricing so far.
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by Johan on September 30, 2007
The 7.1MP Sanyo Xacti DMX-HD700 mini HD camcorder utilities SD/SDHC card as its storage and supports MPEG4/AVC(H.264) video file compressing allowing users to conveniently upload its video clips to the internet. Available in silver, red and brown, the camcorder provides various functionalities including ‘Face Chaser Function’ and sports PictBridge function to print out its images through connected printer without a PC.
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Spy Gadget’s Micro Camcorder is definitely one of the world’s smallest camcorders that we’ve seen. Designed to actually slip inside an empty pack of gum, this video camera features a “one touch record button,” captures video at a less-than-stellar 15fps, records footage on a microSD card, and can be recharged via USB. Additionally, you can also capture up to 33-hours of low-res video on a 1GB card, and two hours of that can be captured on a single charge.The device retails for $295.
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Canon HR10 DVD camcorder adopts Canon’s superior quality in its stylish, sleek design. The video recorder utilities AVCHD (Advanced Video Codec High Definition) format with DVD as storage for great world-class experience. It is also empowered with Canon’s own Full HD CMOS sensor, advanced DIGIC DV II image processor, with Genuine Canon 10x HD video zoom lens. The camcorder is easy to use and increases convenience through its 2.7†wide Multi-Angle LCD screen. Other features include SuperRange Optical Image Stabilization, Instant AF (Auto Focus), Superb Shooting Control, HDMI Terminal and unique 24p cinema mode. Pricing and availability info are still unknown.
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by Johan on September 17, 2007
Here is JVC’s latest camcorder, the GZ-MG77AC, which comes equipped with a 30GB hard disk drive. It is expected to hit stores at $660 (after conversion). This camcorder features 2.18 million picture elements CCD picture photo sensitivity component, and sports 10 time of optics focal variations, 300 time of digital focal variations, 2.7 inches LCD display monitor (1632 x 1224pixel) and SD card support.
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