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120x ; 10x ; 3.3 MP ; 2.7" ; DVD
Sony - DCRDVD405
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20x ; 10x ; 1.4 MP ; 2.7" ; Internal Storage
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Sony - DCRSR290ECEH
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20x ; 10x ; 3.04 MP ; 2.7" ; Memory Stick Duo
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Sony - DCRDVD506E
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120x ; 10x ; 0.8 MP ; 2.5" ; DVD
Sony - DCRDVD7
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700x ; 20x ; 0.46 MP ; 2.5" ; Digital 8
Sony - DCRTRV250
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120x ; 10x ; 1.43 Mpix ; 2.7" ; Flash card
Sony - HDRCX105ES
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2000x ; 25x ; 1.0 MP ; 2.7" ; Internal Storag
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Sony - DCRSR72ECEH
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480x ; 12x ; 2.7" ; Memory Stick PRO Duo
Sony - DCRHC39E
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120x ; 10x ; 2.1 MP ; 2.7" ; Memory Stick PRO
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Sony - DCRHC94E
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Title: Sony HDR-TG3
Pros: Small and lightweight, lightening fast automatic focus, instant on recording, 4GB Memory Stick DUO included, stylish, Component and HDMI-output
Cons: Lacks manual controls, no DV-in so you can't use it to record, HD clips can only be captured on a Intel Mac
Verdict: We were truly and genuinely impressed by Sony's HDR-TG3 camcorder. Small upright camcorders all too often sacrifice video quality and provide gimmicky features, but the HDR-TG3 is a triumph of automated functionality and good quality in a small form ...
Summary: Sony is selling the HDR-TG3 as "the world's smallest and lightest high definition camcorder", and this dinky model certainly lives up to that claim. We take a closer look at this superb new camcorder.
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Title: Sony Handycam HDR-SR10 Review - Camcorders
Pros: Excellent quality video, Facial recognition works very well, Decent shooting capacity, Can shoot to HDD or Memory Stick
Cons: Average microphone, Tilted design a little wearing on the hands
Verdict: The SR10 offers a good balance between value and quality in the emerging consumer HD video space.
Summary: sony handycam hdr-sr10 review: The SR10 offers a good balance between value and quality in the emerging consumer HD video space.
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Title: Sony HDR-SR12 Review
Pros: Full HD 1920 x 1080 120GB AVCHD HDD Camcorder ;
Cons: Expensive ; weak low-light performance ;
Summary: The popularity of hard disk drive standard definition and high-def camcorders continues to climb. Nothing beats the storage capability of a HDD video maker-just think, you can...
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Title: Sony HVR-Z1 Mini DV Digital Camcorder
Pros: Image quality, PAL and NTSC compatibility, true 16x9, XLR audio and so much more.
Cons: Heavy
Summary: The Sony HVR-Z1 Mini DV Digital Camcorder has a new 16:9 native CCDs, combined with a high quality 12X Optical Zoom Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar® T* Lens and Sony's new 14 bit A/D and DXP Digital Extended Processor to gives you clear details and ...
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Title: Sony HVR-Z1 Mini DV Digital Camcorder
Pros: Image quality, PAL and NTSC compatibility, true 16x9, XLR audio and so much more.
Cons: Heavy
Summary: The Sony HVR-Z1 Mini DV Digital Camcorder has a new 16:9 native CCDs, combined with a high quality 12X Optical Zoom Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar® T* Lens and Sony's new 14 bit A/D and DXP Digital Extended Processor to gives you clear details and ...
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Title: Sony Mini DV camcorder a rare beast
Pros: Superb 1080i image quality, loads of manual features, reliable build quality, intuitive user interface ;
Cons: Not much has changed since last generation's HDR-HC7 ;
Verdict: If you prefer the familiarity and reliability of HDV tape, the Sony HDR-HC9 is one of the best (and only) options on the market. Sticklers for value may want to check out Canon's HV30 though - it's every bit as good, yet cheaper.
Summary: WITH Mini DV's being replaced by the more convenient AVCHD, the HDR-HC9 may be Sony's final foray in the high definition Mini DV market.
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