DXG 580V Blueish-Black Hi-Def Camcorder. Don¿t let the size fool you. This compact and portable high-definition camcorder is loaded with features that let you capture life with ease. With the ability to record HD video, up to 1440 x 1080 at 30fps ¿that¿s real 1080p ¿ you¿ll be reminded why life is too precious to miss. But the fun doesn¿t stop there. The DXG-580V takes fantastic still pictures and functions as a digital voice recorder. Connect the DXG-580V to your plasma or HDTV and share those memories with the ones you helped you create them ¿ your family and friends. Whether it¿s a baseball game, a road trip or a birthday the DXG-580V is right there with you.
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Technical Details
Color: Black
Easy-to-use, pocket-sized HD camcorder featuring one-touch recording and digital zoom
Simple user interface lets you start capturing video just seconds after powering on
Captures 120 minutes of HD video on 8 GB of built-in memory; no tapes or additional memory cards required
Convenient flip-out USB arm plugs directly into your PC or Mac to launch FlipShare software
Built-in FlipShare software lets you easily email videos, edit individual clips, make custom movies, capture still photos from video, and even upload video to sharing sites likeYouTube and MySpace
A camcorder (video camera recorder) is an electronic device that combines a video camera and a video recorder into one unit. Equipment manufacturers do not seem to have strict guidelines for the term usage. Marketing materials may present a video recording device as a camcorder, but the delivery package would identify content as video camera recorder.
In order to differentiate a camcorder from other devices that are capable of recording video, like cell phones and compact digital cameras, a camcorder is generally identified as a portable device having video capture and recording as its primary function.
he earliest camcorders employed analog recording onto videotape. Since the 1990s digital recording has become the norm, but tape remained the primary recording media. Starting from early 2000s tape is being gradually replaced with other storage media including optical disks, hard disk drives and flash memory.
All tape-based camcorders use removable media in form of video cassettes. Camcorders that do not use magnetic tape are often called tapeless camcorders and may use optical discs (removable), solid-state flash memory (removable or built-in) or a hard disk drive (removable or built-in).
Camcorders that permit using more than one type of media, like built-in hard disk drive and memory card, are often called hybrid camcorders
