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Last Rated: May 17, 2007
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10X optical zoom,
2.7-inch wide-aspect LCD touch screen,
Built-in video assist light,
Mini DVD-R/-RW/+RW/+R DL, Memory Stick Pro Duo card,
Price when reviewed: $630
Bottom Line: This sturdy, well-designed model offers easy one-handed operation and a touch screen for menu navigation, but it lacks white-balance calibration.
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Last Rated: May 17, 2007
10X optical zoom,
2.7-inch wide-aspect LCD screen,
Built-in video assist light,
Mini DVD-R/-RW/-R DL, Mini SD Card,
Price when reviewed: $720
Bottom Line: The DC50 supplies optical image stabilization, top-notch image quality, and many specialized controls, though operation isn't always intuitive.
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Last Rated: May 17, 2007
32X optical zoom,
2.7-inch wide-aspect LCD screen,
Built-in video assist light,
30GB hard drive, SD Card,
Price when reviewed: $600
Bottom Line: This model delivers high video quality and has dedicated buttons for burning DVDs without a PC and for copying files to a computer. Photos were disappointing, however.
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Last Rated: May 18, 2007
10X optical zoom,
2.7-inch wide-aspect LCD screen,
No video assist light,
Mini DVD-RAM/-R/-RW/-R DL, SD/SDHC Card,
Price when reviewed: $630
Bottom Line: This three-CCD DVD-baased model has optical image stabilization, supports DVD-RAM, and comes with a microphone jack, but it lacks a full manual mode and a video light.
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Last Rated: May 18, 2007
10X optical zoom,
2.7-inch wide-aspect LCD screen,
Built-in video assist light,
30GB hard drive, SD Card,
Price when reviewed: $900
Bottom Line: Dedicated buttons make DVD burning and file copying a breeze, and you get a microphone jack.For the high price, however, video quality was subpar.
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Last Rated: May 18, 2007
10X optical zoom,
2.7-inch wide-aspect LCD screen,
Built-in video assist light,
30GB hard drive, SD/SDHC Card,
Price when reviewed: $720
Bottom Line: Another three-CCD model, the SDR-H200 scored well with optical image stabilization and a good software package, but it carries a hefty price tag.
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Last Rated: May 18, 2007
40X optical zoom,
2.5-inch wide-aspect LCD touch screen,
No video assist light,
30GB hard drive, Memory Stick Pro Duo card,
Price when reviewed: $540
Bottom Line: This HDD camcorder has a touch screen and a powerful zoom, and it delivers long battery life; however, you don't get a video light or white-balance calibration.
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Last Rated: May 19, 2007
32X optical zoom,
2.7-inch wide-aspect LCD screen,
No video assist light,
Mini DVD-RAM/-R/-RW/-R DL,
Price when reviewed: $380
Bottom Line: This novice-friendly model offers optical image stabilization, but its battery life is weak, and the lack of a USB port and a memory card slot limits its appeal.
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Last Rated: May 19, 2007
25X optical zoom,
2.7-inch wide-aspect LCD screen,
Built-in video assist light,
8GB hard drive, Mini DVD-RAM/-R/-RW, SD Card,
Price when reviewed: $570
Bottom Line: This hybrid camcorder allows you to dub video from its hard drive to a mini-DVD disc without a PC. Low photo quality and mediocre battery life hurt its standing, however.
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Last Rated: May 19, 2007
32X optical zoom,
2.7-inch wide-aspect LCD screen,
No video assist light,
Mini DVD-RAM/-R/-RW/-R DL,
Price when reviewed: $380
Bottom Line: This novice-friendly model offers optical image stabilization, but its battery life is weak, and the lack of a USB port and a memory card slot limits its appeal.
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