7/01/2009

Sony Handycam HDR- CX12

Highly rated for video performance and easy controls, this flash-memory based camcorder has a 12X optical zoom, elegant design and takes good still photos. While the 6.9 cm LCD screen is not as large as some camcorders, travelers will appreciate the large battery and quick auto focus. Most importantly, it has a good lens, lightweight 45 gram body and comfortable controls.

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FILM YOUR TRAVELS IN HIGH DEFINITION

Offering better resolution and brighter colors thr, high definition camcorders promise to bring homemade film making to a new level. Many users are waiting until manufacturers master the perfect mix of lightweight body and optimum results. Here are three camcorders setting the pace.

Samsung HMX-H106 HD SSD Flash Memory Camcorder w/64GB Memory & 10x Optical Zoom

Samsung's new H106 bypasses the need for hard drive, with a 64 gigabyte solid state drive offering similar benefits to many high-end laptop on the market.
This equatea to an impressive 1 hours of HD video storage. While specifics were unavailable at press time, the machine, with its simple and attractive design, promises to shake up the HD camcorder competition this year.

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6/30/2009

Nokia N86

This is the first Nokia phone with 8 megapixel camera. Model similar to the dual-slide N85.
slide up the control panel contains some music and camera functions and games, while the bottom row show the keypad.
Camera phone in complete advanced facilities. such as wide angle lenses with 28 mm, Carl Zeiss optic, autofokus, flash with reach up to 3.5 m and the ability to record VGA video beresolusi speed 30fps.
Quadband GSM ( 850/900/1800/1900 Mhz) & 3G /HSDPA (900/2100 Mhz)
10.34 x 5.14 x 1.65 cm
149 gram
Screen : 2.6 inch, OLED 16 million colour, 240 x 320 pixel
OS : Symbian S60 rel. 3.2
Processor : ARM 11 434 Mhz
Data Transfer : 3 G / HSDPA, EDGE 32, HSCSD, GPRS 32
first CAmera : 8 MP ( 3264 x 2448 ) pixel
second Camera : VGA, Video call

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