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Pricing not availableSony DCR-IP7BT (Bluetooth)
Reviewed on September 23, 2002 If you're always on the go, the superportable DCR-IP7BT is an enticing but expensive choice. -
Check prices$699.95Canon ZR800
Reviewed on March 1, 2007 Canon's latest entry-level MiniDV camcorder is a great choice for anyone looking to create video on a shoestring budget. -
Check prices$1,389.95-$1,529.95Sony Handycam HDR-SR11
Reviewed on April 10, 2008 Sony's Handycam HDR-SR11 and SR12 60GB hard-drive-based AVCHD camcorders deliver top notch performance and image quality. -
Pricing not availableSony Handycam DCR-TRV460
Reviewed on June 18, 2004 The Handycam DCR-TRV460 offers an excellent upgrade from an 8mm or Hi8 camcorder, with digital video recording and the ability to view and transfer your old tapes. But if you don't need 8mm or Hi8 compatibility, competing MiniDV cameras offer superior quality in smaller packages. -
Check prices$169.95-$228.99Samsung SC-D372
Reviewed on September 24, 2007 Poor button layout and terrible movies make the Samsung SC-D372 camcorder a definite "pass." -
Pricing not availableJVC Everio GZ-MC500
Reviewed on August 16, 2005 This extremely compact, nicely designed camera should please technophiles who want both photo and video capabilities and can afford to splurge. -
Pricing not availablePanasonic PV-GS320
Reviewed on April 16, 2007 Delivering high-quality MiniDV footage and decent still images, the Panasonic PV-GS320 should appeal to advanced amateurs searching for a tape-based camcorder. -
Check prices$499.99Sony Handycam DCR-TRV480
Reviewed on November 18, 2005 With its ability to play and transfer your old tapes, the Sony Handycam DCR-TRV480 is an attractive choice if you're upgrading from an 8mm or Hi8 camcorder. But if you don't need 8mm or Hi8 compatibility, competing MiniDV cameras offer superior performance in much smaller packages. -
Pricing not availableJVC DR-DX5S
Reviewed on October 18, 2006 JVC's stylish new HDD/DVD recorder--the first we've seen with an integrated MiniDV deck--comes with an impressive, yet incomplete, set of features. -
Check prices$1,668.90Sony Handycam HDR-SR12
Reviewed on April 10, 2008 Sony's Handycam HDR-SR11 and SR12 60GB hard-drive-based AVCHD camcorders deliver top notch performance and image quality. -
Check prices$549.99Sony Handycam DCR-HC26
Reviewed on March 27, 2006 The Sony DCR-HC26 provides impressive size, zoom power, and features for a bargain-basement camcorder, but its substandard video quality is disappointing. -
Pricing not availableSony Handycam DCR-SR80
Reviewed on September 29, 2006 Sony's Handycam DCR-SR80 is a respectable hard-drive-based camcorder if you don't mind its touch-screen interface. -
Check prices$538.99Panasonic VDR-D310
Reviewed on May 1, 2007 The Panasonic VDR-D310 produces good-looking home movies without much hassle. -
Pricing not availablePanasonic PV GS80
Reviewed on April 11, 2007 The Panasonic PV-GS80 is a serviceable budget camcorder, but better choices are out there. -
Check prices$739.99Canon ZR850
Reviewed on February 15, 2007 Canon's new MiniDV top model, the ZR850, continues the ZR tradition of offering affordable, easy-to-use wide-screen movie-making, though low-light performance is still subpar. -
Pricing not availablePanasonic PV-GS85
Reviewed on September 4, 2007 The Panasonic PV-GS85 is a serviceable budget camcorder, but better choices are out there. -
Check prices$359.99Hitachi DZ-BX35A
Reviewed on July 25, 2006 For a moderate price, you get the convenience of recording your video directly to DVD media, but the entry-level Hitachi DZ-BX35A offers only basic features and can't deliver the image quality of Hitachi's step-up DVD camcorders. -
Pricing not availableSony Handycam DCR-HC30
Reviewed on October 20, 2004 The DCR-HC30 makes a decent and very compact choice for a budget camcorder, but if you can afford to spend another $100, the DCR-HC40 will give you better video quality. -
Pricing not availableSony Handycam DCR-DVD100
Reviewed on December 16, 2003 You're better off with a cheaper MiniDV camcorder or one of Sony's pricier DVD models. -
Pricing not availableZR90 Digital Video Camcorder
Reviewed on October 7, 2004 This affordable MiniDV camera offers a good range of home-video-oriented features, as well as comfortable, smooth operation, but its video quality doesn't rise above average.
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