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Panasonic HDC-SD1: One advantage of using flash memory cards as a recording medium in camcorders is that they facilitate smaller designs. The body of Panasonic's 1.1-pound HDC-SD1, which records high-definition 1,440x1,080 AVCHD video to SD cards, is a mite smaller than camcorders which use other formats, but its tubular shape retains a...; Tags: Panasonic, SD1, camcorder; Product reviews 2007-07-26

Panasonic AG-HSC1U: Panasonic bills its AG-HSC1U, a souped-up version of its AVCHD-based consumer and now discontinued HDC-SD1, as the smallest available professional three-chip HD camcorder. Weighing about a pound and fitting easily in the palm, the camera certainly is small--but does it qualify as "professional?" You might say that if a...; Tags: camera, HSC1U, AVCHD, Panasonic, Panasonic AG-HSC1U; Product reviews 2008-02-19
Sony Handycam HDR-CX7: Join me, if you will, along the slow march toward the obsolescence of tape in video. We've definitely got a long road ahead of us, but it's fun to notice how much camcorders have changed already. On the one hand, tapeless camcorders such as Sony's Handycam HDR-CX7 give product designers...; Tags: Monitors & displays, camcorder, CX7, Sony Corp.; Product reviews 2007-08-09