January 2007

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January 9, 2006
 
Sony Handycam DCR-DVD308 Initial Review

Sony Press Release Excerpt:
A Memory Stick Duo™ flash memory card slot has been incorporated into all three DVD models to facilitate easier management of photo and video libraries. And they all feature a USB jack for effortless connection and transfer of video footage to a PC for editing and storing. The DCR-DVD308 camcorder will ship in February for about $500.         Initial Review

January 9, 2006
 
Sony Handycam DCR-DVD108 Initial Review

Sony Press Release Excerpt:
The DCR-DVD108 model’s ultra-versatile 40x optical zoom can fill the frame with distant subjects with minimal loss of picture quality. Another benefit of this powerful lens is a wider image [36 mm], which help include everyone in group portraits. The DCR-DVD108 camcorder will ship in February for about $400. Sony is introducing four new DVD camcorders for busy people who can appreciate the advantages of recording directly to disc, easy playback on DVD players, effortless sharing of home movies on a disc, and instant archiving of video footage.         Initial Review

January 9, 2006
 
Sony Handycam DCR-HC38 Initial Review

Sony Press Release Excerpt:
With such a wide variety of DV editing software in the marketplace, serious video editors are drawn to mini DV tape camcorders. Sony is introducing three tape-based models with feature sets to suit beginners and advanced camcorder users. Meanwhile, the new DCR-HC38 camcorder has a powerful 40x optical zoom and wide viewing angle, and an on-screen usage guide that explains the menu functions.         Initial Review

January 9, 2006
 
Sony Handycam DCR-HC28 Initial Review

Sony Press Release Excerpt:
All of the new mini DV models deliver a combination of Carl Zeiss optics, Sony's high-resolution CCD imaging technology, and long battery life. For instance, the DCR-HC28 unit can record up to 14 hours with an optional FH100 battery, which is compatible with all of Sony’s 2007 camcorders and backwards compatible with select 2006 models. The DCR-HC28 will also be available in February for about $280.          Initial Review

January 9, 2006
 
Sony DCR-SR300 Initial Review

Sony Press Release Excerpt:
The DCR-SR300 model is the pinnacle of the new hard disk Handycam camcorder line with a 40GB hard drive, advanced video and audio recording features, and priced around $1,000. This model features Sony’s Super SteadyShot® optical image stabilization system, designed to deliver virtually blur-free results for both digital stills and video. The DCR-SR300 model can capture four-megapixel still images when the camcorder is recording video and a six-megapixel image when the unit in the still image mode.         Initial Review

January 9, 2006
 
Sony DCR-SR200 Initial Review

Sony Press Release Excerpt:
The DCR-SR200 HDD camcorder, which will be available for about $850, is equipped with a similar sensor and features both of the above mentioned recording modes. The dual-record mode of this model allows it to take two-megapixel still images while recording and four-megapixel still images when shooting photos only. Sony, the U.S. market leader in the hard disk drive format, is responding to this demand with five new HDD models for its 2007 Handycam® camcorder lineup.          Initial Review

January 9, 2006
 
Sony DCR-SR82 Initial Review

Sony Press Release Excerpt:
The new DCR-SR82 model, with its 60GB hard drive, is an ideal hard disk camcorder when recording time is paramount. It offers the longest recording capacity of any of these new Handycam models, ranging from 14 to 41 hours of video, depending on recording mode. It will be available for about $750.         Initial Review

January 9, 2006
 
Sony DCR-SR62 Initial Review

Sony Press Release Excerpt:
Offering long-recording capacity along with other standard features, Sony’s DCR-SR62 model will soon be available for $650. The recording capacity for its 30GB hard drive can range from seven to 20 hours of video recording. It also has a 2.7-inch wide (16:9) Touch Panel Swivel Screen™ LCD display and takes one-megapixel still images.          Initial Review

January 9, 2006
 
Sony DCR-SR42 Initial Review

Sony Press Release Excerpt:
Sony’s fifth new HDD camcorder, the DCR-SR42 model, offers an 40X optical zoom to capture the action up close, even if you’re far away. It has a 30GB hard drive and will be available for about $600. The 3G sensor detects a sudden acceleration, caused by a fall, and instantly lifts the writer heads from the hard drive, preventing damage from impact.          Initial Review

January 10, 2006
 
Epson Stylus Photo 1400 Initial Review

Epson Press Release Excerpt:
The Epson Stylus Photo 1400 is engineered to produce awe-inspiring photographic prints up to 13”x 19” that enable photo enthusiasts to realize the full potential of today’s newer DSLRs and high-end digital point-and-shoot cameras. With an estimated street price of $399.99, the new photo printer is also designed to deliver the ultimate combination of image quality, high-speed performance and value in the 13”x 19” category.          Initial Review

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