December 2006

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December 26, 2006
 
The JVC Everio GZ-MG21

JVC News Release Excerpt:
All four new Everio G Series camcorders include a 16:9 video mode and 16:9 widescreen mode, PictBridge compatibility for direct printing, SD card slot, USB mass storage compatibility, Data Battery that displays recording time remaining, remote control and Power-Linked Operation, which powers up the camcorder and engages the standby mode simply by opening the LCD. Operation has also been enhanced with a new four-way controller mounted on the outside edge of the LCD.         Full Review

December 26, 2006
 
Panasonic PV-GS500

Panasonic News Release Excerpt:
The PV-GS500 offers enhanced low-light sensitivity with a bright F1.6 Leica lens and large 1/4.7” CCDs. It features 4 mega-pixel still image recording, 12x optical zoom, Optical Image Stabilization, manual focus ring and Pro Cinema mode (30 fps progressive recording) for capturing images with film-like quality. “Judging by consumer reaction to the award-winning GV-GS400, we responded to the demand for more high-resolution, 3CCD products,” said Vitti. “We believe the 2006 line delivers beyond their expectations.”         Full Review

December 26, 2006
 
Panasonic PV-GS300

Panasonic News Release Excerpt:
Model PV-GS300 features Optical Image Stabilization and adds 3.1 mega-pixel still image recording, a high-performance Leica lens, 16:9 widescreen format recording, and 2.7” LCD. “This year’s line offers the advantages of 3CCD technology starting with a suggested retail price of $599.95,” said Rudy Vitti, national marketing manager, Panasonic Optical Group. “And topping the list is model PV-GS500, which gives consumers true pro-sumer performance at a suggested retail price of under $1000.00.”         Full Review

December 26, 2006
 
Panasonic PV-GS180

Panasonic News Release Excerpt:
New models PV-GS180, PV-GS300 and PV-GS500 incorporate the same type of 3CCD imaging system used in Panasonic’s professional broadcast equipment, resulting in 540 lines of breathtaking resolution. Individual CCDs are used to capture the red, green and blue colors that compose an image for vivid, true-to-life pictures with remarkable color reproduction.           Full Review

December 26, 2006
 
Panasonic VDR-D100

Panasonic News Release Excerpt:
Panasonic’s 2006 line offers the advantages of DVD recording technology starting with a suggested retail price of $499.95, with model VDR-D100. It features 30x optical zoom, a color viewfinder, 2.5” LCD, joystick control for easy, one-finger navigation, and high-speed USB 2.0 interface. Panasonic introduces a new line of innovative DVD camcorders that capture crisp, high-resolution digital video on convenient 8cm DVD-R, DVD-RW and DVD-RAM discs.         Full Review

December 26, 2006
 
Panasonic VDR-D200

Panasonic News Release Excerpt:
Model VDR-D200 adds an SD Memory Card slot, a built-in LED color enhancement light and VGA still picture recording. “The DVD-RAM format allows non-linear editing right in the camcorder, and gives the greatest flexibility in re-recording,” explains Rudy Vitti, national marketing manager, Panasonic Optical Group. “And for added compatibility, consumers can also record onto DVD-R and DVD-RW discs, which will play back in most standard DVD players.”          Full Review

December 26, 2006
 
Panasonic PV-GS39

Panasonic News Release Excerpt:
Model PV-GS39 adds true 16:9 widescreen format recording, SD Memory Card slot and SD card USB reader/writer. “The widescreen video recording format integrates perfectly with the way a growing number of consumers are viewing HD content on television,“ said Vitti. “With the PV-GS39, consumers can capture their own widescreen images and view them on a widescreen display. Movies and many TV shows are in the16:9 format. Now your personal videos and still shots can be, too.”         Full Review

December 26, 2006
 
Panasonic VDR-D250

Panasonic News Release Excerpt:
The new VDR-250 features 3 CCDs, 2.3 mega-pixel still image recording, 10x optical zoom, 2.7” widescreen LCD and 16:9 widescreen format recording.          Full Review

December 26, 2006
 
Panasonic VDR-D300

Panasonic News Release Excerpt:
Finally, the VDR-300 offers 3 CCDs, and adds a Leica lens, Optical Image Stabilization, 3.1 mega-pixel still image recording, and built-in flash. “This is one of the fastest-growing digital video markets”, said Vitti. “DVD camcorders are a logical choice for consumers who want to capture and preserve their personal memories with the high image quality combined with the DVD format.”         Full Review

December 26, 2006
 
Panasonic PV-GS59

Panasonic News Release Excerpt:
Model PV-GS59 additionally features high-speed USB 2.0 for high quality full-motion video transfer, and includes a USB cable and MotionDV software for editing, converting to MPEG4 (e-mail), or archiving to recordable DVD “The PV-GS59 is a great camcorder for those who love creating multimedia projects or e-mailing video to friends and family,” added Vitti. Based in Secaucus, N.J., Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company is a division of Panasonic Corporation of North America, the principal North American subsidiary.          Full Review

December 26, 2006
 
Panasonic PV-GS29

Panasonic News Release Excerpt:
The 2006 camcorders feature a new, low-height, compact design with a practical side-load mechanism for inserting and removing tapes. The three new models, PV-GS29, PV-GS39 and PV-GS59feature DV output (firewire) for easy digital connection to compatible PCs or digital video editing equipment; color viewfinder; 30x optical zoom and 1000 digital zoom1. And all feature easy-to-use one-finger navigation with joystick control.           Full Review

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