CES 2009 Complete Camcorder Coverageby CamcorderInfo.comPublished on Jan 5, 2009 9:00 AM |
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Welcome to Camcorderinfo.com's coverage of CES 2009. As always, CES is the biggest event for camcorders every year, with over 55 new camcorders on deck for 2009 – and that's just January! Below is a one-stop-shop for all your news and reviews, live from the show floor in Las Vegas.
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Sony HDR-XR520V First Impressions Review The HDR-XR520V is the new top-dog HD camcorder from Sony. It packs a 240GB internal hard drive into a fairly compact frame and offers new Exmor R technology on a 1/3.15-inch CMOS sensor. The new sensor as well as improved processing is designed to boost low light performance, reduce noise, and offer a clearer picture than previous Sony models. The HDR-XR520V also has a built-in GPS mapping system, a special Active Mode image stabilization enhancement feature, and a Sony G lens... |
Sony MHS-PM1Webbie HD First Impressions Review Sony unveiled two new ultra-compact, Webbie HD camcorders: the traditionally shaped MHS-CM1 ($199) and the upright MHS-PM1 ($170).
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Canon FS200 First Impressions Review The Canon FS200 is a minor upgrade to last year's FS100. Yet the extreme portability, colorful options, and mic and headphone jacks will likely win it some fans. The FS200 records to memory card only, while the step-up FS21 and FS22 offer the card slot plus internal memory (16GB and 32GB, respectively). The FS200 doesn't have too many frills, but it's a solid camcorder. |
Canon HF S10 First Impressions Review The Canon HF S10 is perhaps the most exciting camcorder to appear here at the Consumer Electronics Show... Complete Canon NEWS |
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Panasonic HDC-HS300 First Impressions Review The HDC-HS300 is the top-of-the-line high definition camcorder from Panasonic coming for 2009. As with last year's HDC-HS100 and HDC-SD100, Panasonic is providing users with plenty of bells and whistles for experienced videophiles: a viewfinder, lens ring, headphone/ microphone jacks, and tons of manual controls.... |
Complete Panasonic NEWS |
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JVC Everio GZ-HD320 First Impressions Review JVC has taken a different tactic for its HD line compared to its competitors. While Canon and Sony have released some real barnstormers in terms of features and technology, JVC appears to have taken a step back and chosen to focus on the camcorder as part of a content ecosystem... |
Complete JVC NEWS |
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Samsung HMX-R10 First Impressions Review The Samsung HMX-R10 is creating quite a stir among gadget lovers for its unique sloping lens and curvilinear design. At the heart of the new camcorder is a new grip: the angled lens means that you hold the camcorder at an angle that's more comfortable for your wrist. But there are some interesting features under the hood too: an enormous 1/2.33-inch, high resolution sensor, a bevvy of still photography features, and the same elegantly intuitive menu system and manual controls that Samsung featured in last year's lineup. |
Samsung HMX-H105 First Impressions Review Complete Samsung NEWS |
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Kodak Updates Line with new Zx1 Camcorder
 The yearly barrage of camcorder announcements has begun early, with leaks of the new Kodak Zx1. The new camcorder keeps the same compact and upright format as the Zi6 (read review), but improves on the original design... |
Complete Sanyo NEWS
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