JVC Everio GZ-HM1S HD Camcorder

The Everio GZ-HM1S Boasting a 10.62 Megapixel Back-illuminated CMOS sensor, 10 Megapixel stills, recording up to 3648x2736 digital stills and pro style features. Quality is Everything.

GZ-HM1S Advantages

• Advanced Image Stabilizer
• 64GB Built-in Flash memory
• 16x Dynamic Zoom
• 10.6 Megapixel Back-illuminated CMOS Sensor
• 24Mbps High Bit Rate Recording
• Super LoLux
• Konica Minolta HD Lens
• K2 Technology for High Quality Sound
• SD/SDHC Card Slot
• Records up to 3648x2736 (10 MP) Digital Stills

Easy Operation & Convenience

• Laser Touch Operation
• Auto REC
• Face Detection & Face Flow Thumbnail
• Seamless Recording
• Built in Flash
• 2-Way Grip Belt
• Share Station Compatible
• Remote Control

Easy Archiving & Sharing

• One Touch Export
• One Touch Upload to YouTube™
• Direct DVD Creation with SHARE STATION
• Everio MediaBrowser (Windows)

Via JVC

Toshiba Camileo S20, H30, and X100 HD camcorders available in US

First up is the ultra-thin and pocketable S20 ($180) featuring a 3-inch swivel display, 4x digital zoom, and 4 megapixel stills. Up next is the H30 ($250) with a more traditional body, a 3-inch touchscreen swivel display, and 4x digital / 5x optical zoom. At the top of the pile is the $400 X100 (pictured), which ups the ante on zoom at 10x digital / 10x optical. If you're really itching to have Toshiba written on the side of your home movies facilitator -- without pulling out a sharpie and cheating, of course -- the on-paper launch date is April 19th.

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