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Sony Handycam DCR-DVD408 Camcorder Review


sensor type:  CMOS
image stabilization:  Yes, optical
optical zoom:  10x
digital zoom:  80x
sensor gross resolution: 
2.1 Megapixel
sensor size:  1/3 in.
usb 2.0:  Yes
aperture:  f1.8-2.9
display type:  2.7" LCD
size:  2 7/8" x 3 1/2" x 5 5/8"
weight:  1 lb. 4 oz.
approx. price:  $700




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Sony Handycam DCR-DVD408 News Release Summary:
LAS VEGAS (CES Booth #14200), Jan. 7, 2007 – Sony has a camcorder to match your personal video-making style with its new line of DVD and Mini DV tape Handycam® camcorders.

“Our new models feature enhancements and sophisticated technologies across the line to deliver benefits to satisfy the varying recording, sharing and archiving needs of different customers, depending on their preferences,” said Linda Vuolo, director for camcorder products at Sony Electronics.

Double the Recording Time and Double the Fun with DVD

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.

In addition to –R/-RW/+RW disc compatibility, all models are newly-compatible with three-inch, +R dual layer discs. A standard, three-inch DVD with 2.66 GB dual layer capacity can nearly double the camcorders’ recording times. Now users can continuously record close to two hours of DVD footage, depending on the recording mode.

Super SteadyShot® optical image stabilization further enhances this model’s hybrid capabilities, producing clear, blur-free photos and smooth, crisp video.

The CMOS technology also powers the DCR-DVD508 camcorder’s dual record function so you can shoot video and, at the same time, snap a smaller 4.6-megapixel digital still. With the smooth slow record function, you can create slow motion video by playing back short video clips at 240 frames per second. And this year’s newly added voice memo feature lets you can playback those clips with audio recordings.

More of What You’re Looking for in a Camcorder

With built-in Dolby® Digital 5.1 surround sound, all the new DVD camcorders can provide an at-home cinematic experience. These models are compatible with Sony’s ECM-HW1 Bluetooth® wireless microphone, which amplifies the center channel sound in the camcorders’ surround sound system and lets you wirelessly capture audio up to 100 feet away.

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.

Sony's DCR-DVD508 and 408 models will be available in March for about $900 and $700, respectively.

All of the new camcorders will be available online at sonystyle.com, at Sony Style retail stores (www.sonystyle.com/retail) around the country, and at authorized dealers nationwide. Pre-orders will begin online on Jan. 8 at www.sonystyle.com/handycam. Sony’s +R dual layer DVD discs are available now for about $12.
 

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