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JVC Announces New 3CCD High Definition Hard Disk Drive Camcorder

JVC Company of America announced the launch of a new consumer high definition camcorder that combines a 3-CCD image sensor, high definition 1440 x 1080 recording and embedded 60GB hard disk storage in a compact size that fits in the palm of the hand. The new HD Everio GZ-HD3 follows the launch earlier this year of the high definition HD Everio GZ-HD7, which combined the pristine image quality of high definition with the convenience and high capacity of recording to a built-in hard drive.

With the new GZ-HD3, JVC brings these same benefits to a wider audience in a palm-sized camcorder that’s easy to carry and offers point-and-shoot simplicity.

Main Features of the HD Everio GZ-HD3

  • 3-CCD Camera System for 1440x1080 HD Recording
  • Built-in 60GB HDD for 7 Hours of HD Recording
  • Compact Body; Simple Controls
  • Full Complement of Interfaces
  • PC-less Archiving Using Exclusive DVD Burner
  • Bundled HD Editing CyberLink BD Solution Software for Windows, Plug in for Mac Using the supplied software

Other HD Everio GZ-HD3 Features

  • Various shooting assist and manual functions:
  • Focus Assist outlines the in-focus part of the picture in red, blue or green to make focusing easier;
  • Digital Image Stabilization (DIS) provides important stability for hand held shooting;
  • The Zebra Function puts a stripe pattern on highlighted parts of the picture to assist in setting the exposure manually;
  • Program AE includes Aperture- and Shutter-Priority;
  • Joystick control for easy selection and operation of manual settings and menu items, including manual focus and quick control of focus mode.

The JVC HD Everio GZ-HD3 will be available in early September, and will sell for about US $1,300.

 [July 24, 2007]


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