The JVC GY-HD200UB ProHD Camcorder offers the following features:
* selectable live transport stream output (1080 60i and 50i signals or 720 24p, 25p, 30p, 50p and 60p)
* IEEE 1394 connection
* offers full-frame 1280 x 720 progressive imaging
* 720p recording

The Vivitar DVR565HD offers the following features:
* SD Card
* 4x Digital Zoom
* 5MP CCD Video Resolution
* 5.0 Megapixel Digital Still
* Records in MPEG4 Video Clip Format

The JVC Everio GZ-MS100 You-Tube Camcorder offers the following features:
* one-button uploading to YouTube
* records to SD Card
* provided CyberLink application
* optical disc drive
* Laser Touch Operation
* 2.7-inch LCD screen
* Auto Backlight Control

The Creative Vado Pocket Video Camcorder offers the following features:
* thinner than a deck of cards
* light as a cell phone
* two hours of video capacity and one-button recording
* USB cable and on-board software
* 300000 Pixels Optical Sensor Resolution
* 2-inch anti-glare screen
* rechargeable battery

The Panasonic AG-HPX171 P2 HD Handheld Camcorder offers the following features:
* 1080p-capable
* no moving parts
* three advanced 1/3-inch 16:9 CCDs
* high-performance digital signal processor with 14-bit A/D conversion and 19-bit processing
* 13X Leica Dicomar zoom lens with 28mm wide angle setting
* records in 20 HD and SD formats
* 1080i and 720p formats in DVCPRO […]

The Panasonic AG-HMC151 Professional AVCHD 1080 Handheld Camcorder offers the following features:
* three native 16:9 progressive 1/3-inch CCD imagers with optical
image stabilisation
* 28mm Leica Dicomar wide-angle zoom lens (35MM equivalent)
* 1080i and 720p recording at 13 Mbps
* AVCHD
* 32-GB SDHC memory card
* 6-Mbps recording mode
* XLR audio input connections

Good Gear Guide reviews the JVC GRD750 and writes, “On paper at least, the GR-D750 is the unmistakable runt of the JVC litter. With its low image resolution, rudimentary feature set and cheap looking design, we certainly weren’t expecting much; yet it turns out that looks can be very deceiving. From its attractive price […]

PC World reviews the Canon HR10 and writes, “The DVD camcorder is like a wounded beast that refuses to die. Despite having fallen from favour in the casual market (where ‘HDD’ is the new black), and being soundly ignored by serious videographers (who prefer the versatility of video), the format continues to persevere; bloody […]

The PMW-EX1 camcorder uses a newly developed SxS PRO memory card which is based on the rapidly-growing ExpressCard industry standard, as its recording media. Combining the moderate bit rate of MPEG-2 Long GOP compression adopted by the PMW-EX1 to the SxS PRO memory card, the PMW-EX1 offers cost effective long form recording coupled with […]

Australian PC World reviews the Panasonic HDC-SD9 and writes, “When it comes to releasing new hardware, Panasonic certainly isn’t a company to rest on its laurels. Early in 2007 it unveiled the world’s first high-definition SD/SDHC camcorder (the HDC-SD1); a model that was superseded less than six months later by the HDC-SD5. Now, […]

Good Gear Guide reviews the Panasonic HDC-HS9 and writes, “For your audio requirements, the HS9 comes equipped with a 5.1 channel sound system which can be downgraded to Dolby Digital 2-channel stereo if your system doesn’t support surround sound. Unfortunately, the HS9 lacks an external microphone port or headphone jack, which will limit […]