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JVC High Definition Video Camera

Started by Kevin Arnold, Tuesday May 06, 2003, 11:47:39 PM

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Kevin Arnold

OK Kids, save up the pennies.  JVC releases their high definition video camera on July 1st.  Dig deep and be prepared for this next "can't live without" electronic toy:


JVC GRHD1 High Definition Digital Video Camcorder
Other products by JVC

 
Price:   $3,499.95  

Availability: This item will be released on July 1, 2003. You may order it now and we will ship it to you when it arrives.

   
 

 Amazon.com = low prices. Did you find this item priced lower than $3,499.95 somewhere else?  




Shipping weight: 1.0 pounds.

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Features:

Capture high-definition video on MiniDV tape
1.18 megapixel progressive scan CCD
10x zoom lens and built-in optical image stabilizer
Records digital stills up 1280 x 960 pixel resolution to SD cards
Firewire and USB connectivity
 See more technical details



JVC GRHD1 High Definition Digital Video Camcorder
Other products by JVC

 
Price:   $3,499.95  

Availability: This item will be released on July 1, 2003. You may order it now and we will ship it to you when it arrives.

   

Capture high-definition video on MiniDV tape
1.18 megapixel progressive scan CCD
10x zoom lens and built-in optical image stabilizer
Records digital stills up 1280 x 960 pixel resolution to SD cards
Firewire and USB connectivity
 See more technical details





:eek: :eek: :eek:
Kevin Arnold

RobbQ

Something to put on a wish list for the future.  I suppose that image stabilization really is a must have for HD video, any camera shake would mean a quick headache and you can't always carry that pesky tripod.  

I wonder how this will compare to professional HD equipment?  Obviously it won't be the same but I would love to see a demonstration.  A good demonstration (and an eventual lower price) might be tip the scales for me.  I spent close to this much for a SVHS camera in the 80's... but that one paid for itself.

Joseph S

Does it come with one of the old style camcorder saddle bags for the firewire external HD farm? ;)

Actually, you could get 3.5 hrs off of an iPod hooked up to it. Should be very interesting in 1 yr or 2, we may see bootleg HD sports broadcasts show up when the original is broadcast on FOX.

StarvingForHDTV

QuoteOriginally posted by Joseph S
Should be very interesting in 1 yr or 2, we may see bootleg HD sports broadcasts show up when the original is broadcast on FOX.

That would be awesome!  Maybe the nail in the coffin for the "Fox Widescreen -- High Resolution" scam.

Starving

John L

I'm sure some fool will post it on eBay with a starting bid of $1.00.

-John L.