Filed under: Digital Cameras, HDTV
Mmm, you can almost smell all those pixels from your cubical chair, now can’t you? JVC’s getting our minds in a tizzy today with two new HD camcorders that are compact for carrying and big on resolution. Both the GZ-HD5 (available in black and silver) and the GZ-HD6 (just silver) each capture video at 1,920 x 1,080 and feature Genessa technology, HDMI, component, i.LINK and mini-USB connectors, an SDHC slot and audio in / out to boot. The only major difference between the two is the internal hard drive: with the HD5, you’ll get 60GB to store all sorts of antics on, while you can double that with the extra capacious HD6. As predicted, each device is touting that elusive open offer price tag for now, but considering that we’ve only a fortnight before they hit the streets, we suppose we’ll know soon enough.
[Via Impress]
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Source: Darren Murph
If you’ve been scouting a new camcorder, JVC is kicking out five new models for you to consider, so we’ll get right to it. The entire Everio G Series boast a Laser Touch Operation user interface — explained as “a touch-sensitive illuminated scroll bar just to the left of the LCD monitor screen” — that gets shown on the 2.7-inch widescreen LCD. Furthermore, the family includes four models (GZ-MG330, GZ-MG335, GZ-MG360, GZ-MG365) with a 680K-pixel CCD sensor and 30GB / 60GB HDDs along with a 30GB flagship unit (GZ-MG730) with a 7.38-megapixel CCD with Primary Color Filter. As for pricing, these newcomers will run you $449.99, $499.99, $549.99, $599.99 and $799.99, respectively, and they’ll hit store shelves by next month. For a more complete rundown on specs, take a peek after the jump.