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JVC GR-DV2000EA

Monday September 03, 2001

JVC

$3699

Price at time of review.

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The JVC GR-DV2000EA proved to be a cut above the rest in the Labs, featuring an astounding 1.92 megapixel progressive scan CCD, with the aid of some very funky, Accurate Image Shift (AIS) optic technology. Loaded with a stack of features including an array of digital effects and scene transitions the JVC outdoes most other offerings in its catagory, both in image quality and in functionality.

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This article appeared in the September, 2001 issue of PC Authority.

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