Sony camcorders: HDR-SR10, HDR-UX10, HDR-UX20 and more
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Next, Sony coughs up the 120GB DCR-SR85, 60GB DCR-SR65 and 40GB DCR-SR45 hard drive hybrid models. That's a fair amount of footage to capture to hard drive or Memory Stick, with Sony claiming 41 hours of long play footage. Which, ironically, is roughly the amount of time it took to write this story.
The SR85 and SR65 boast 25x zooms and 1-megapixel sensors, while the lower-end SR45 wields 40x and a VGA sensor.
The SR85 will cost $700 (£350), the SR65 $600 (£300) and the SR45 $500 (£250).
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Rich TrenholmMon 28 January, 2008 5:59pm
That certainly would be cool. So far only Hitachi does a Blu-Ray camcorder, but since CES saw HD-DVD turn into a goner I'm sure it won't be long before we start to see more true-Blu shooters.
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CartmanFri 11 January, 2008 4:10pm
With so many cameras you'd think they'd have one that could write to blu-ray discs. 100gig+ HDD and Blu-ray writer so you can make your own 1080p movies and stick them straight into your blu-ray player would definitely be cool.