Showing posts with label camcorders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camcorders. Show all posts

Cisco Flip MinoHD

>> Thursday, July 15, 2010



Shoot up to 120 minutes of HD video with the Cisco Flip MinoHD

by Trevor Tan
07:50 PM Jul 15, 2010

For those who love to capture video anywhere anytime, the time is now! The sleek pocket camcorder, Cisco Flip MinoHD, was officially launched in Singapore today.

About the size of a mobile phone (3.94x1.97x0.66 inches), the Flip MinoHD is able to shoot high-definition (HD) 1280x720 resolution videos at 30 frames per second. With 8GB of internal memory, it can shoot up to 120 minutes of HD video.

The camcorder sports a minimalist design with a 2-inch transflective display, eight touch-sensitive capacitive buttons and a 35mm fixed focus lens. You can power up and record your favourite moments immediately. At the touch of a switch, the built-in USB arm flips out for easy connection to a computer. You can also connect the Flip to an HD television set via an HDMI cable.

The pre-loaded FlipShare software will be automatically installed the first time you plug in the Flip to your PC or Mac. Flipshare allows you to view, edit and share videos easily with friends via email or publishing them to YouTube.

Get the Cisco Flip MinoHD at Challenger outlets and authorised retailers at $349.

http://www.todayonline.com/Tech/EDC100715-0000313/Shoot-up-to-120-minutes-of-HD-video-with-the-Cisco-Flip-MinoHD

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Toshiba HD Camcorder Camileo X100

>> Thursday, June 10, 2010


WEIGHT 270g

VIDEO RESOLUTION 1,920x1,080

SCREEN 3-inch touchscreen

STORAGE SDHC/4GB built-in memory

PRICE $419 , with free 8GB SD card (usual price: $449)

Choose between 30 frames per second (fps) in 1080p or 60fps in 1080i with the Toshiba Camileo X100. This high-definition camcorder sports 10x optical zoom with video stabilisation, 10x digital zoom, and the ability to take sharp 10-megapixel still images.

Frame the action using the three-inch touchscreen LCD, and then capture the exact emotion you want with four different recording modes: Macro mode for close-up shots, motion detection mode for surveillance, slow motion (record at 432x240 pixels at 240fps, playback at 30fps) for sports, and time elapse mode that captures a 1080p frame for 30-, 90- or 150-speed playback on every one, three or five seconds.

Sharing is easy: Use the YouTube Direct button on the camera to quickly upload movies, or watch your captured footage on a high-definition screen with the included HDMI cable.

http://www.todayonline.com/Tech/EDC100610-0000052/Toshiba-HD-Camcorder-Camileo-X100

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