Panasonic has added a new color for its HDC-SD9 and the HDC-HD9 camcorders. These two video cameras support the AVCHD codec, Full HD Video at 17Mbps, a face recognition system for video, an improved LSI for Crystal clear video/pictures and the support of the 24p for cinema like video. The HDC-HS9 offers 60GB of hard disk drive, meanwhile the HDC-SD9 utilities SD Card. The Panasonic HS9 will be available on July 26th, 2008 and the Panasonic SD9 should be available on August 23th, 2008. [Akihabara via Digital Camera Blog]
If you want a cheap camcorder, you can choose the new camcorder from Exemode. It is the leading Japanese company. Their new product, The DV505 is a new 5MP camcorder from the Japanese company Exemode that features 32MB of internal memory, an SD slot (up to 2GB) and the ability to record only VGA video. That’s right! Only VGA quality video… The Exemode DV505 retails for only €80. [Akihabara via Digital Camera Blog]
This cool-looking concept is by 13 Tech Design called the high-tech Scroll . It features a touchscreen display, 10.0-megapixel camera, 1080p camcorder, wi-fi, bluetooth, and a computer that runs on Vista or XP. Videos and additional picture after the break. [13techdesign via Digital Camera Blog] Read more
AgfaPhoto is dropping a new SDHC camcorder later this month known as the DV-5000Z. It comes with a 5-megapixel Micron CMOS sensor, 2.5-inch flip-out LCD, 3x optical zoom and an SD / SDHC slot to store info on. The DV-5000Z can capture clips at 1,280 x 720 (using H.264 compression) and 16-bit stereo sound. Additional features include USB connectivity, a rechargeable Li-ion and video out. It’s going for about €249 ($393) in Russia next month. [Engadget via Digital Camera Blog]
by Nicole on February 3, 2008
Record and capture all those unforgettable moments that you wanna remember with the new mini DV camcorder ( GR-D870) by JVC. The GR-D870 offers you a 1/6-inch 680k pixel CCD, 35x optical zoom, 2.7-inch LCD monitor, DV in / out and 3D Noise Reducer,a SD / MMC card slot for snapping digital still photos and recording footage. Hopefully your kids are better looking than the ones pictured. $250
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