Panasonic launches its new flagship digital camcorder, the HC-X900M equipped with 3MOS image sensor and Leica lens. As the successor to the HDC-HS900/TM900/SD900, the new model sports the next generation 3MOS System Pro to deliver enhanced performance in low-light shooting, thanks to a re-engineering of all the core imaging components: the lens, sensor and engine.

Alongside with the waterproof HX-WA10, Panasonic also brings the HX-DC10 and the HX-DC1 Full HD digital camcorders. The DC10 is in fact the non-waterproof version of the …

Panasonic announced in the UK the new HX-WA10 waterproof full HD digital camcorder. Optimized for shooting outdoors and in rainy weather, the WA10 is waterproof to a depth of 3 meters …

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.

Panasonic HDC-TM900

Panasonic introduces three new Full HD 3MOS camcorders, the HDC-TM900, HDC-HS900 and HDC-SD800, for professional-level video shooting in 3D and 2D. These camcorders record 1920×1080/60p Full HD recording and is capable of 3D video shooting with the company’s 3D Conversion Lens (VW-CLT1). They incorporate Panasonic’s 3MOS system for recording bright, low-noise videos, even in low lighting.

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.

Panasonic announced in Japan HDC-TM35, the lightest AVCHD camcorder that weight just 185g, ideal for ladies. As the follow-up to the TM30, the TM35 packs a 3.32 Megapixel image sensor for capturing 1920×1080/60i HD video and 2.16 Megapixel still images. This lightweight, compact camcorder has 32GB internal storage and supports SDXC up to 64GB.