 | Sony DCRHC85 MiniDV Digital Handycam Camcorder w/10x Optical Zoom
list: $1,099.99 - our price: Too Low To Display
Electronics
(4 reviews) 
Customer Review: Hits the right price point...: I'm quite impressed with the new Sony DCR-HC85. I had been looking at some of the Panasonic 3CCD cameras in this price range as well as the Canon Optura Xi (which is a little more expensive). |
 | Sony DCRIP220 MicroMV 2.11-MegaPixel CCD Bluetooth Camcorder
list: $1,899.99 - our price: $1,488.88
Electronics
(20 October, 2002)
(4 reviews) 
Editorial Review: Early Adopters Pick: Oct ober 2002. The world's first digital camcorder that also takes 2.1-megapixe l digital still pictures; weighs only 24 ounces and has integrated Bluetooth te chnology to transfer images to a computer without wires or cables. |
 | Sony DCRIP5 MicroMV Digital Camcorder w/ 2.5" Hybrid LCD
list: $1,299.00
Electronics
(18 reviews) 
Editorial Review: Featuring a compact, vertically aligned body to go along with its potent 10x optical zoom, the DCR-IP5 is the first of two camcorders featuring the unique new recording format MicroMV, which records using the same format used to encode DVDs: MPEG-2. |
 | Sony DCRIP55 MicroMV 1.0-MegaPixel CCD Bluetooth Camcorder
list: $1,499.99
Electronics
(22 October, 2002)
(10 reviews)
Editorial Review: Sony's FireWire-equipped DCR-IP55 MicroMV Handycam camcorder features a 1-megapixel CCD sensor and offers 520 lines of horizontal video resolution and still image resolution of 1,152 x 864. It also offers a foldout handle for use in shooting video on an angle, |
 | Sony DCRPC350 3MP MiniDV Digital Handycam Camcorder w/10x Optical Zoom
list: $1,399.99 - our price: Too Low To Display
Electronics
Editorial Review: Amazingly powerful yet incredibly compact, the DCR-PC350 Handycam camcorder puts the power of MiniDV in the palm of your hands. Its powerful 1/3-inch Advanced HAD (hole accumulation diode) CCD combines with the Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 10x optical zoom lens to provide extraordinary digital video time after time. |
 | Sony DCRTRV120 Digital Camcorder
list: $899.99
Electronics
(9 reviews)
Editorial Review: The Sony DCR-TRV120 uses the Digital 8 format, which digitally recordsimages onto standard Hi8 tapes. If you're upgrading from an 8mm or Hi8 camera,this format gives you the combined benefits of digital image quality andbackwards compatibility with your old tapes.A |
 | Sony DCRTRV22 MiniDV Camcorder with 2.5" LCD, Color Viewfinder & Memory Stick
list: $799.99
Electronics
(41 reviews)
Editorial Review: With a size that is 28 percent smaller and lighter than Sony's previous camcorders, the DCR-TRV22 does not compromise powerful optics and audio performance. The camcorder's features include a 10x optical zoom, |
 | Sony DCRTRV240 Digital8 Camcorder 2.5" LCD with USB Streaming
list: $699.99
Electronics
(10 reviews) 
Editorial Review: The Sony DCR-TRV240 Digital8 camcorder is a well-specified model with both DV in and out connections, making it ideal for those wishing to edit digital footage on a PC. Sony's new Digital8 cameras are more compact than previous models. |
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| Sony DCRTRV240 Digital8 Camcorder 2.5" LCD with USB Streaming
list: $699.99
Electronics
(10 reviews)
Editorial Review: The Sony DCR-TRV240 Digital8 camcorder is a well-specified model with both DV in and out connections, making it ideal for those wishing to edit digital footage on a PC. Sony's new Digital8 cameras are more compact than previous models. |
 | Sony DCRTRV250 Digital8 Camcorder with 2.5" LCD, USB Streaming and Remote
list: $499.99
Electronics
(33 reviews)
Editorial Review: The value-priced Sony DCR-TRV250 camcorder delivers all the benefits of Digital8 recording quality in a smaller chassis. In addition to its crisp, clear digital video and stereo audio, the TRV250 can also stream live and recorded moving video to a PC via USB. |
 | Sony DCRTRV260 Digital8 Handycam Camcorder w/20x Optical Zoom
list: $349.99 - our price: Too Low To Display
Electronics
(7 reviews) 
Customer Review: NOT backward compatible: This model is NOT backward compatible with old analogue Hi8 tapes. So, if you have some old footage from your old analogue camcorder that you want to dump into the computer, |
| Sony DCRTRV260 Digital8 Handycam Camcorder w/20x Optical Zoom
list: $349.99 - our price: Too Low To Display
Electronics
(7 reviews)
Customer Review: NOT backward compatible: This model is NOT backward compatible with old analogue Hi8 tapes. So, if you have some old footage from your old analogue camcorder that you want to dump into the computer, |
 | Sony DCRTRV27 MiniDV Digital Handycam Camcorder w/ 3.5" LCD, MPEG EX, Memory Stick&
list: $1,119.99
Electronics
(27 reviews)
Editorial Review: The Sony DCR-TRV27 is a solid MiniDV camera with a load of functions, including that of a 1-megapixel digital still camera. Demanding video enthusiasts will find their needs satisfied with a 10x optical zoom, |
 | Sony DCRTRV320 Digital Camcorder
list: $999.99
Electronics
(16 reviews)
Customer Review: Most versatile camcorder available: I just bought the DCRTRV720 - the 320's bigger brother. It has a bigger LCD screen, a color viewfinder and a remote. |
 | Sony DCRTRV70 MiniDV 2MP Camcorder with 2.5"LCD, Memory Stick, and Networking Capabilit
list: $1,399.99
Electronics
(10 reviews) 
Editorial Review: Now that MiniDV has become a mainstream product, users demand extra features in addition to regular digital video performance. The Sony DCR-TRV70 is well equipped with technological additions, such as a 2-megapixel digital camera and networking capabilities. |
 | Sony DCRTRV80 MiniDV 2Megapixel Camcorder with 3.5" LCD, Memory Stick, Bluetooth Wireless Connectivity,
list: $1,599.99
Electronics
(6 reviews)
Editorial Review: Since MiniDV has entered the mainstream market, users can now demand extra features in addition to regular digital video performance.The Sony DCR-TRV80 is well equipped with technological additions, such as a 2-megapixel digital camera and wireless Bluetooth networking capabilities. |
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