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The Covert Spy Camcorder Sunglasses feature a small 1.3MP pinhole CMOS camera located in the center with a 2GB internal memory to record whatever you have seen with your eyes with just a simple push record button on the left side of the sunglasses. Its internal memory is also upgradable up to 8GB. You can also transfer video recording files to your PC via a mini-USB port. The Covert Spy Camcorder Sunglasses retails for 18,450 Yen or approx. $192. [Image-acquire]
Korean giant Samsung has rolled out two new ergonomically designed compact digital camcorders in South Korea. Known as the SMX-C14 and SMX-C10, both camcorders feature Samsung’s Crystal Design that makes a hint of color is naturally blended into the deep black body for an attractive crystalline appearance. FYI, this technology was first introduced in the company’s line of flat panel HDTVs. [AVING]
The Flip MinoHD will come in a limited edition model that has been christened as the Flip MinoHD Chrome. This mini camcorder comes limited basically because of its outer shell which is a reflective finish of a gun metal finish. All the specs are basically like the original Flip MinoHD that had previously launched. The camcorder has 4GB of storage space that is enough to record 60 minutes of non-stop high definition high-quality video. [Image-acquire]
The Panasonic HDC-TM350 and TM30 come with a 64GB and 32GB HDD, respectively. The Panasonic TM30 has a 1/6-inch CMOS sensor (2.1MP), a 16x zoom and 2ch sound support, meanwhile the Panasonic TM350 features a 1/4.1-inch CMOS sensor (10.6MP), a 12x zoom and 5.1ch sound support. Both camcorders also feature a 2.7-inch LCD screen and USB/SDHC card/HDMI interfaces. Weighing at 227grams, the Panasonic TM30 is the lightest camcorder of its kind in the industry. Panasonic will release these camcorders in Japan on June 25th, 2009. The Panasonic HDC-TM350 retails for $1,500, meanwhile the TM30 is priced at $1,000. [Panasonic]
The Yashica DVC575 from Exemode is an entry-level HD camcorder that is currently available in Japan. This video camera provides a 5MP CMOS sensor with a 720/30p video recording capabilities, a 128MB of internal memory, a 3x Digital Zoom and a 2.5-inch LCD display. You can purchase the Yashica DVC575 HD camcorder for 14800 Yen ($154). [Akihabara]
JVC has developed 4K and 8K video recorder that come with D-ILA technology. These camcorder will be able to capture videos at the resolution of 8,912 x 4,320 or 3,840 x 2,160. However, there is no info on when these camcorders are going to be launched. Stay tuned for more updates. [JVC]
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