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Samsung SC-HMX10 Review

Saturday, April 26th, 2008

Samsung takes some interesting turns to deliver its semibudget-priced, flash-based HD camcorder. On one hand, the SC-HMX10 seems to offer quite a bit for the money, including 720p video, 8GB built-in memory, manual exposure controls, and a microphone input, all in a diminutive package. On the other hand, you can see where they cut the [...]

Samsung SC-DC164

Saturday, August 26th, 2006

The SC-DC164 ($449 MSRP) is Samsung’s entry-level DVD camcorder, and it looks every bit the part. This is a bottom-end model from a fifth-tier camcorder company (though pecking orders do change). DVD camcorders are a rapidly expanding market, and the DC164 simply cannot compete. Every other major manufacturer – Sony, Canon, and Panasonic – offer [...]

Samsung SC-D365

Saturday, July 29th, 2006

Samsung, the fifth stream camcorder manufacturer, has a hard road ahead of it. The big four companies – Sony, Canon, Panasonic, and JVC – so thoroughly dominate the market for quality that it seems competitors have to resort to trick or hooks in order to grab unwary consumers. This is not the case with Samsung, [...]

Samsung SC-X210L

Monday, May 22nd, 2006

Samsung is back again with new additions to the Sports Cam line. The SC-X210L replaces last year’s X105, with a number of improvements, including a twice the internal memory (now 1GB), a better design for their external lens, and no more cradle (all ports have been relocated right onto the body). As we said last [...]

Samsung SC-D453

Friday, May 12th, 2006

Looking at the Samsung SC-D453, with its extremely compact, lightweight design and satisfying feature set, you’d expect it to cost much more than it does. But though it’s a pocket-size MiniDV camera that you can bring along without a second thought, its performance varies dramatically depending on where you’re shooting. You can get some excellent [...]


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