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Sanyo VPC-HD1000
by James Morris
A good price coupled with outstanding image quality – a good budget alternative to the Panasonic HDC-HS9
Oct 7, 2008
JVC GZ-MG330
by James Morris
Huge storage for the money, but quality can’t match the more expensive models in this group
Oct 7, 2008
Samsung VP-HMX10
by Johnathan Bray
A good price for an HD camcorder, but poor design makes it awkward to use
Sep 3, 2008
Toshiba Gigashot A100F
by Staff writers
No match for Sony’s SR12 on features, but incredibly easy to use and an ideal ‘my first HD camcorder’
Aug 29, 2008
Canon MD160
by Staff writers
Lacking a few features but for simplicity and decent quality, this has to be one of the best value camcorders around
Aug 29, 2008
Panasonic HDC-SD9
by James Morris
Key improvements over the SD5 make this a still more enticing pocket HD camcorder prospect
Jun 17, 2008
Samsung D701i
by Staff Writers
Just because something is cheap does not always make it nasty, nor does it necessarily make it the best buy. The possibility of the D701i being cheap and nasty was certainly a concern when the first one arrived and failed to operate, however, it was quickly replaced and the replacement worked fine straight from the box.
Aug 11, 2004
Axis 205 Network Camera
by David Fearon
It looks like a standard webcam, but the Axis 205 is cleverer than that. Its internal web server and 10/100 Ethernet port mean it can be directly connected to and accessed by anyone on the network.
Feb 11, 2004
Sony TRV 250E
by Staff Writers
A bargain can be defined as something for which you pay less than you budgeted for, and for which you get more than you expected. Under those criteria the Sony TRV 250E qualifies as a definite bargain.
Sep 10, 2003
KODAK EasyShare LS443
by Staff Writers
Kodak's LS433 is similar than its little brother the LS633, and they fight it out on slightly different battlefields. The 4-megapixel LS443 is the slightly bulkier of the two, has a smaller display and weighs a little more.
Jun 1, 2003

