JVC's 3CCD Everio HD camcorder loosed at CEATEC

by Thomas Ricker, posted Oct 3rd 2006 at 9:21AM

Well hello Mr. high-definition Everio, nice to finally see you in the fo' realz. Oh sure, it's still a prototype but at least it's a working prototype instead of just marketing images. Even though it's on display right now at CEATEC in Japan, JVC is playing coy with important details like disk capacity and format those 3 CCDs will record to. Still, it's good to see that FUJINON lens glinting under the tradeshow lighting don't you think? Oh hey, is that an HDMI jack... sure is. A few more snaps after the break courtesy of Impress.

Filed under: Digital Cameras, HDTV, Home Entertainment

Tags: 3ccd, everio, hd camcorder, HdCamcorder, hdd, high definition camcorder, HighDefinitionCamcorder, jvc, video recorder, VideoRecorder

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Vincent @ Oct 3rd 2006 9:38AM

That looks BEAUTIFUL! Can't wait until it gets reviewed, it might be worth holding out for.

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Justin @ Oct 3rd 2006 9:40AM

O.o

Wow, that is beautiful. I mean, rediculously so. I'd love to have one of these, but I am sure the price will be out of this world.

Great to see how tech is progressing though, and I look on with the hopes that one day it'll drive down prices to what consumers like myself can afford.

Justin
http://hatchedeggs.blogspot.com

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General Public @ Oct 3rd 2006 9:44AM

To #1: Congradulations, your rediculous. God, people, really, learn some basic spelling....

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Philip @ Oct 3rd 2006 10:28AM

Umm... were you being sarcastic? I hope, as "congradulations" is spelled "congratulations" and "your" in this context is "you're", and finally, "rediculous" is spelled "ridiculous". And as far as I can tell, there's not one grammatical or spelling error in number one's post...

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sartinsauce @ Oct 3rd 2006 10:00AM

I want one. Bad @$$! Look at it. Small, fujinon f1.8 zoom lens, tapeless, A FOCUS RING! Think we'll get 1080 or will JVC stick with 720? Please JVC, no more HDV! Give us HQ codecs! Pleeeeeeaaaase! What do you think is a reasonable guess for internal memory capacity? 30GB? 40GB? One can only dream...

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Rob @ Oct 3rd 2006 10:35AM

Hey "General Public", learn the difference between "your" and "you're" before you critique other people's spellings! YOU ARE AN ASSHOLE AND ARE NOW BANNED FROM READING OR POSTING ON ENGADGET!

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General Public @ Oct 3rd 2006 10:48AM

Yes, I was being sarcastic, and it was actually #2, not one, sorry for the typo. Seems there' nary a post without someone commenting on how rEdiculous something is. It grates my eyes.

And to Rob: Grow up!

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Jeff @ Oct 3rd 2006 11:22AM

I love how people say they were being sarcastic when they screw up. Perhaps "rediculous" was sarcasm, but clearly "your" was ignorance. I say keep the spelling comments to yourself. This is were people throw out quick comments on tech gadgets -- if a misspelling grates your eyes, thats sounds like your problem, not ours.

BTW, love all the new Camcorders coming out!!!

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Vincent @ Oct 3rd 2006 11:43AM

Wow, General Public, you had me going over my post like 6 times like WTF what did I spell wrong? I don't spell wrong! I even use punctuation, for crying out loud, and correctly to boot. I also don't like that our names don't link to our websites anymore. )=

~Vincent
http://www.pixelparables.com/

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Unknown @ Feb 5th 2009 6:37PM

"I don't spell wrong!" ... Oh dear =/

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