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3/07/2007 8:38 PM - LAS VEGAS, March 7, 2007 – Panasonic quietly announced their ultra-compact SDR-S10 ($399 MSRP) for the US market at the Digital Focus event this evening at PMA 2007 in Las Vegas. The SDR-S10 was announced in mid-February by... See more

3/07/2007 8:38 PM - LAS VEGAS, March 7, 2007 – Panasonic quietly announced their ultra-compact SDR-S10 ($399 MSRP) for the US market at the Digital Focus event this evening at PMA 2007 in Las Vegas. The SDR-S10 was announced in mid-February by Panasonic’s Japanese division, but details on the camcorder’s release in the states have been scant until now. The US version of the camcorder is virtually identical to the Japanese model, featuring underwhelming imaging specifications, but an enticing durability for active users. Unlike the 3-chip SDR-S150 – the company’s other compact camcorder – the SR1 enters the ring with a single 1/6” CCD, serving up 680K gross and 340K effective pixels at native 4:3 resolution, 300 effective at 16:9, and 350K in still mode. Read article Added on 3/07/2007 8:38 PM See less

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January 7, 2006 - Today at the Consumer Electronic Show, Sony presented three standard definition MiniDV camcorders, down one from last year. The new models include the very low-priced DCR-HC28 ($280 MSRP), the DCR-HC38 ($330 MSRP), and the DCR-HC48... See more

January 7, 2006 - Today at the Consumer Electronic Show, Sony presented three standard definition MiniDV camcorders, down one from last year. The new models include the very low-priced DCR-HC28 ($280 MSRP), the DCR-HC38 ($330 MSRP), and the DCR-HC48 ($400 MSRP). Last year’s top-end DCR-HC96 will be carried over into 2007. New features on today’s camcorder announcements are slim since Sony, along with most manufacturers, have shifted its attention to high definition. Of the new features Sony has included are the long-life H. Stamina batteries and on the DCR-HC38 a 40x optical zoom. The HC38 and HC48 also feature a new usage guide in the menu. All models include electronic image stabilization but lack analog inputs and accessory shoes. The downsizing trend in MiniDV camcorders emphasises the eventual demise of the MiniDV. There is no doubt that DVD, hard disk drive (HDD), and memory card camcorders are surpassing MiniDV, but Sony thinks that tape may have some life left. "Because of the... See less

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