CES 2008

DXG rolls out low cost HD camcorder

Posted in CES 2008, Camcorders, DXG USA by Nino Marchetti on January 5th, 2008

DXG-566V HDDXG USA plans to debut its first “low cost” high definition camcorder at CES. This camcorder is known as the DXG-566V HD and it is priced at around $150.

The DXG-566V HD is a five megapixel digital camcorder which will let you record in HD video resolution up to 1280 x 720 at 30fps and D1 resolution of 720 x 480 at 30fps. It sports a three-inch camcorder style flip-out LCD screen, memory storage via SD cards and 2x digital zoom.

DXG’s newest camcorder is also capable of capturing digital pictures with a resolution of up to eight megapixels. Other features include a USB cable to transfer your digital photos and video, video output in 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratios and a built-in LED flash. The DXG-566V HD should be available now.

DXG-566V HD



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2 Comments to “DXG rolls out low cost HD camcorder”
  1. Anonymous Says:

    I LOOKED ON LINE ABOUT CAMERA SPECSS (DXG-566V) , DID NOT FOUND ANY WHERE WHETHER OR NOT HAS A MIC INPUT. WHAT THE USE THAT HAVE A HD CAMERA IF YOU CAN NOT OVERRIDE THE INTEGRATED MIC, OR CONNECT A BETTER ONE, REMEMBER AUDIO IT’S 50% OF THE EQUATION. PLEASE ADVISE.

  2. James B. Says:

    WTF? tis is a low cost cam, You know this records at 6Mbps, not Canons 24Mbpos quality, what do you want with it, 256kbps sound? 5.1? Get real man

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