The Sony DCR-HC65 Handycam offers users an impressive amount of options and configurability. Unfortunately, other models, like the Canon Optura 400, offer more options and, more important, ...

Goldilocks visited the video den of the Three Bears on Christmas morning. After sampling a projection TV, a pocket TV and a just-right 25-inch model, she discovered the table set with three camcorders ...

Sony's DCR-PC55 MiniDV Handycam is another one for the fashionistas, boasting a clean design and four colours to choose from (red, white, black and silver). With the Handycam closed, there's ...

Hard drive camcorders have taken on the buzz that high-definition TV had last year, especially among early adopters. Until recently, though, only JVC had hard drive camcorders on the market. When CES ...

Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been writing about and reviewing them since built-in Wi-Fi was an optional feature. He also covers almost anything connected to a PC, including ...

Sony Electronics is introducing two new high-performance MiniDV Digital Handycam camcorders — the DCR-TRV17 and the DCR-TRV30 at this week’s Photo Marketing Association 2001 (PMA 2001) Conference and ...

The DCR-HC96 is Sony’s high-end MiniDV Handycam camcorder, and this is reflected in its price. It offers step-up features like a higher capacity battery, a charging dock, and the ability to capture ...

Here are the deets on the Sony DCR-DVD505 DVD Handycam from last night's press preview-- like the DCR-SR100, the DCR-DVD505 records in 5.1 channel Dolby Digital Surround Sound with support for the ECM ...

No question, today's Sony press conference was all about the 4K. TVs, media services and even 4K recording for consumers. The latter arrived in the form of a couple of prototypes. First off was the ...

Sony has released its first hard disk drive camcorder, the Handycam DCR-SR100, which offers outstanding recording times, widescreen capability and 5.1 channel surround sound along with seamless PC ...

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