Panasonic HDC-HS80

Along with the 3D-ready HDC-SD90 and HDC-TM90, Panasonic brings five more Full HD camcorder models, HDC-SD40, HDC-TM40, HDC-HS80, HDC-TM80, HDC-SD80. All of them are equipped with 1.5 Megapixel 1MOS image sensor for recording 1080/60p Full HD video, and 33.7mm wide angle lens.

Panasonic brings tow new 3D-capable 1MOS models to its 2010 camcorder lineup, the HDC-SD90 and HDC-TM90 that can record 3D video with the optional Panasonic 3D Conversion lens (VW-CLT1). Both SD90 and TM90 does 1920×1080/60p progressive Full HD video recording and are equipped with a 28mm wide angle lens with intelligent 40x zoom, which combined with HYBRID O.I.S. to capture blue-free images.

JVC is going to release two more full HD camcorders, the GZ-HM450 and GZ-HM440 with a more affordable price. The former has 32GB internal flash memory and a single SDXC card slot while the HM440 has no internal storage but two SDXC slots. They are equipped with a 1.5 Megapixel CMOS sensor to crecord Full HD video and a KONICA MINOLTA HD LENS with 40x optical zoom.

Along with the flagship GZ-HM960 and GZ-HM860, JVC is launching three new mid-range HD Everio Full HD camcorders – GZ-HM690, GZ-HM690 and GZ-HM690 with 64GB, 32GB and 8GB internal flash memory, respectively. These camcorders are capable of 1920×1080 Full HD 24Mbps High bit rate Recording in AVCHD format.

JVC brings a new hard disk drive-based Full HD camcorder, the HD Everio GZ-HD520 with 120GB HDD that is enough for storing up to 50 hours of Full HD video recording. The HD20 features KONICA MINOLTA HD LENS lens with 40x optical zoom in HD and 70x dynamic zoom in SD, and a 1.5 Megapixel CMOS sensor. It records 1920x1080p Full HD video with 24Mbps high bit rate in AVCHD format

Other than the dual lens GS-TD1 Full HD 3D camcorder, JVC also introduces the HD Everio GZ-HM960 Full HD digital camcorder with on-the-fly 2D-to-3D conversion function for 3D viewing on the camcorder’s LCD screen without wearing 3D glasses, or any compatible TV.

JVC introduces at the CES 2011 the GS-TD1, the world’s first consumer camcorder to offer 3D recording in Full HD. It has two 3.32 Megapixel CMOS sensors and two 3D Twin HD GT lenses to capture 3D images much the same way that human eyes work. The camcorder is equipped with JVC’s new high-speed imaging engine that can simultaneously processe the two Full HD images – left and right images at 1920 x 1080i – within that single chip.

Panasonic officially unveils the HDC-SDT750, the world’s first 3D consumer-grade camcorder, which was leaked few days before. The SDT750 comes with a 3D conversion lens that enables the camcorder to shoot true-to-life 3D video content. When the 3D conversion lens is unattached, the camcorder can also record Full HD 1080/60p video in AVCHD format.

Other than the pocket-sized HM-TA1, Panasonic also brings the HDC-SDX1, the world’s lightest Full HD digital camcorder with an ultra compact body and a weight just under 0.41lbs.

Panasonic unveils the new HM-TA1 pocket-sized Full HD camcorder that is ideal for on-the-go high-quality video shooting. The TA1 measures just 2.09 inch (w) x 0.70 inch (d) x 4.09 inch (h) and weighs only 0.25lb (114g). It is capable of Full HD 1080p video recording in MPEG-4 AVC file format and also supports the Apple iFrame video format (960 x 540/30p). Just like Kodak’s PlaySport Zx3 and Sony’s bloggie MHS-PM5, the HM-TA1 is a portrait-style pocket Full HD camcorder.