Digital Trends reviews the JVC HD GZ-HD3 and writes, “The GZ-HD3 camcorder is a good performer when there’s enough light. Video quality under these conditions is very pleasing and natural—like real life, the way high-def is supposed to be. When you go indoors there’s a fall off with lots of noise and issues grabbing […]

The Panasonic PV-GS85 MiniDV Camcorder offers the following features:
* Pure Color Engine
* 32x optical zoom
* 2.7-inch widescreen LCD
* One-Touch Navigation
* Still picture recording
* MagicPix for low-light shooting
* noise reducing microphone

SANYO, a world leading digital camera manufacturer, debuts the Xacti HD700, a pocket-sized, 720p high-definition digital camcorder. The HD700 is a high-performance camcorder capable of recording both high-definition video and 7.1-megapixel photos easily to an SD or SDHC memory card (memory card sold separately). Featuring an ultra-compact, ergonomic shape, the HD700 is specifically designed for publishing high quality video and high resolution still photos in formats ideally suited for Web-use or sharing. Fun and easy to use anytime inspiration strikes, the HD700 is truly an advanced communication tool for the emerging information age.

Pure Digital Technologies today introduced the Flip Video(TM) Ultra Series, its next-generation line of highly compact digital camcorders to make it easier than ever for on-the-go consumers to shoot and share high-quality video. Slim-sized to fit neatly into any pocket, the Flip Video Ultra Series provides unmatched portability and simplicity for capturing, editing and sharing video — anytime, anywhere.

Sony HDR-HC1 News Release
Sony today announced the world’s smallest and lightest high definition consumer camcorder with full HD resolution based on HDV 1080i.
The ultra-compact HDR-HC1 Handycam ® camcorder fits comfortably in your hand, while delivering high-definition picture quality and lighting detail on both video and digital still images.

Camcorderinfo reviews the JVC HD GZ-HD3 and writes, “The GZ-HD3 is a step in the right direction for JVC, by most measures. Its first consumer high definition camcorder, the GZ-HD7 was simply too ambitious for the weekend shooter to afford or operate. But it wasn’t producing video of a high enough caliber for […]

Washingtonpost reviews the Canon DC220 and writes, “The Canon DC220 is aimed at the entry-level market, and it performs like an entry-level camcorder. Its video performance leaves much to be desired. For $50 more, the Sony DCR-DVD308 offers an imager with twice the pixel count, Dolby Digital 5.1 channel sound, a larger, upgradeable […]

Camcorderinfo reviews the Sony HDR-CX7 and writes, “The HDR-CX7 is geared toward people who have a lot of money to spend, but not a lot of interest in the finer points of movie making. Nearly every other HD camcorder made by Sony offers better handling, in the shape of a control dial or a […]

Videomaker reviews the Panasonic AG-HSC1 and writes, “If you are looking for a second camcorder to match the high-quality images of your main HD camcorder, or even if this will be your main HD camcorder, don’t let the snickers from shooters with full-sized camcorders dissuade you. The images from the AG-HSC1 will make believers […]

Digital Producer Magazine reviews the Sony HDR-CX7 and writes, “Overall, this camera is a great buy for the low cost, and very, very convenient. It’s clearly aimed at the point n’ shoot crowd, but can be used for other purposes. A couple of recommendations; use a tripod whenever possible, especially in highly dynamic scenes […]

IEBA reviews the Panasonic AG-HSC1U and wites, “Overall, this camera is difficult to work with and, with all its limitations, is only applicable in very specialized situations. More than likely, we’ve already used some other camera to shoot those situations and we’ve done just fine. The SD storage device is nicely executed, but about […]

Digital Video has a review of the Panasonic AG-HPX500 and writes, “Possibly the most exciting feature of the Panasonic AG-HPX500 is its price. With the package I tested (four 16GB P2 cards and a Fujinon XA17×7.6BRM-M58B lens) available at a price of $27,815, I can see these things flying off the shelves. The camera’s […]

Digital Camcorder News reviews the Panasonic AG-HPX500 and writes, “DV has a Panasonic AG-HPX500 review posted that takes a thorough look at the shoulder-mounted big brother to the Panasonic AG-HVX200. I imagine it would be hard for a $27,000+ camcorder to score poorly in a review, and the Panasonic AG-HPX500 did not disappoint. The […]

PC Pro reviews the Canon HV20 and writes, “Since Sony discontinued its HDR-HC1E (web ID: 76246), there’s been a lack of HDV camcorders below £1,500. But the HV20 is a keenly priced, feature-rich option. It isn’t perfect, but there’s enough to bridge the gap from consumer to serious hobbyist.”
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Australian PC Authority has a review of the Archos 404 and writes, “But the 404 Camcorder is unique – the hard disk, large screen and camera take it far beyond the media capabilities of the most advanced phones and portable media players. Not everyone will find a use for it – if your […]

Digital Trends reviews the Panasonic HDC-SX5 and writes, “I don’t care how Panasonic achieves its 1920 x 1080i spec using three 520K pixel CCDs—the results were top notch. Besides the excellent high-def footage, the HDC-SX5 has a lot of pluses—quick focusing, OIS, an intuitive menu system and lots more. My only complaint—and it’s […]

The Aiptek A-HD 720P 5MP CMOS High Definition Camcorder offers the following features:
* 1280 x 720 H.264 Video @ 30fps
* Connect to TV/VCR/DVD player to record video, pictures, and audio
* Charge with USB or AC Adapter without removing battery
* 5MP CMOS sensor with still images up to 8MP
* 2x digital zoom with fixed […]

CNET reviews the Canon HG10 and writes, “I dinged the Canon HG10 for its frustrating ergonomics and audio performance problems; before you buy, you should try it to see if you feel the same way about the control layout, especially in light of the Sony SR7’s underwhelming touch-screen alternative. If the audio issues pose […]

Camcorderinfo gives us their first impressions of the Sony NSC-GC1 and they write, “A new type of camcorder is on the rise. Anyone who has stepped into a big-name pharmacy in the last few years could tell you that. They’re small (very small), they’re cheap (as low as $99), and for once, they’re […]

Camcorderinfo reviews the Panasonic SDR-H200 ans they write, “The SDR-H200 is the top model in Panasonic’s freshman year for hybrid camcorders, combining HDD and SD/SDHC card recording capability. They have come out of the gate with a very strong camcorder. The SDR-H200 feels great in the hand, with well-placed buttons and those classic Panasonic […]

Camcorderinfo reviews the Samsung SC-DC173 and writes, “The manual control suite is good, but the button and joystick placement is poor. The camcorder is easy to use, but in order to the best picture quality, the shooter needs to intercede, and the camcorder’s Easy Q mode is too restrictive to do so easily. […]

The JVC GR-DA20 SD MiniDV Camcorder offers the following features:
* 1/6-inch 800k pixel CCD sensor
* 34x optical zoom
* 16:9 widescreen mode
* 3D noise filter
* records onto MiniDV tapes
* 2.4-inch color LCD monitor (slides vertically providing wider range of viewing angles)
* Digital Color NightScope function
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Digital Trends reviews the Sony HDR-CX7 and here’s their conclusion, “With the HDR-CX7 Sony has introduced a high-quality HD camcorder that records to flash memory—and it’s a winner for all my nitpicking. The overall video quality is outstanding. The camcorder focuses quickly, smoothes out the shakes thanks to OIS and is a lot of […]