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Introduction
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01.Performance
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02.Format
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03.Tour
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04.Auto / Manual Controls
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05.Still Features
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06.Handling and Use
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07.Audio / Playback / Connectivity
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08.Other Features
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09.Comparisons / Conclusion
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10.Specs/Ratings
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11.Comments
Panasonic PV-GS39
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PerformanceIntroduction
The new Panasonic PV-GS39 (MSRP $349), which was unveiled at CES less than a month ago, aims to uphold the high standards that Panasonic set forth in their 2005 PV-GS series. As a 1 chip camcorder standing smack in the middle between the new GS19 and GS59, the PV-GS39 looks to replace and improve upon the last year’s PV-GS31, starting with a smaller, redesigned body, true 16:9 capture, a 2.7" widescreen LCD, and a small 26x to 30x zoom increase.
These improvements, however, might be overshadowed by those features that remain stagnant. The imager is still a 1/6" CCD, and the marginal still features (640 x 480 only) have been perpetuated. The PV-GS59, available at only $30 more, will provide users with software for editing media, audio dubbing, Variable Speed Search during playback, and Hi-Speed USB 2.0. Given these facts, is the GS39 a worthwhile option?
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