JVC Everio GZ-HD6 Review date: 03/25/2008
The camcorder world is moving into the high-def column of the video ledger. At the January Consumer Electronics Show, a flotilla of high-def models were launched and they’re slowly...
JVC GZ-MG155 Review date: 02/06/2008
JVC Everio GZ-MG155 is a versatile 1.07 Megapixel HDD/SD Hybrid Camera with 30GB hard disk drive and convenient Everio Dock for easy connection.
JVC EVERIO GZ-HD3 Review date: 09/30/2007
After years of pretty stagnant camcorder sales of around 4-5 million per year, it’s expected close to 20 percent more will be purchased in 2007. To this observer the reason is...
JVC Everio GZ-HD7 Review date: 06/10/2007
High Definition (HD) camcorder buyers face a whirlwind of choices including formats, recording media and price. Which is best--HDV, AVCHD, MPEG-2, MPEG-4? Should I go with tape, flash...
JVC Everio GZ-MG255 Review date: 05/25/2007
Just keep on shooting! Nothing to load, nothing to eject, nothing to finalize. Everio is designed to eliminate your worries. Just keep on shooting, because the built-in large capacity...
JVC Everio GZ-MG77 Review date: 08/31/2006
Just Keep on Shooting! Nothing to load, nothing to eject, nothing to finalize. Everio is designed to eliminate your worries. Just keep on shooting, because the built-in large capacity...
JVC GZ-MG505 Review date: 07/20/2006
We’ve made no secret of the fact we’ve been disappointed by the quality of the hard-disk drive camcorders reviewed so far for DigitalTrends.com including the new Toshiba...
JVC Everio GZ-MG50 Review date: 03/10/2006
No tapes. No discs. JVC's innovative GZ-MG50 can store over 7 hours of DVD-quality recordings on its built-in 30GB disk drive. Imagine filming your entire vacation without having to...
JVC Everio GZ-MG70 Review date: 03/09/2006
Don't tape it, just take it. The Everio GZ-MG70 is a small, lightweight camcorder designed to record hours and hours of video on it's high-capacity internal 30 GB hard disk drive. Every...
JVC GZ-MG70U Review date: 11/02/2005
Hard disk drives are taking over the world! At one time, HDDs were safely ensconced in PCs and laptops. Then they moved to outboard drives, satellite and cable boxes, combination DVD/HDD...
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