mi VDO FX DV Cam: crappy flash-based video making for the children
YouTube auteurs aren't exactly short on options for capturing those sub-10 minute masterpieces, but the b2 folks that brought us the miJam have decided to give this crowded market a shot with the new mi VDO FX DV Cam. The shooter sports a 1.5-inch screen, 4x digital zoom (that must look real pretty with this kind of resolution to work with), 18 built-in in-camera special effects, on-the-go editing, SD card slot and USB / AV ports. There's also apparently a mini-jack input for recording music from your MP3 player while you're shooting video. No word on price or availability.
[Via Chip Chick]
[Via Chip Chick]

















It looks like a kids toy version of my old Sony Ericsson s710.
If it's cheap it might be fun to play with.
Try for a hands-on if you can Engadget, please?
reminds me of 2/3 of a certain idea by Microsoft... http://www.engadget.com/2007/05/09/microsoft-pranks-with-ofone-apple-rolls-eyes/
I was thinking the exact same thing! I bet they saw the video and were like, why not!
Ha, at least I wasn't the only one!
99$ but it's not official.Not looking bad.
Who cares about Red's 4k when I can plug my iPod into it for location soundtracking!!!!11!!one
This looks like Sony's MyLO
What's that button on the left? "Colon FX?" I know kids poop a lot, but is it really necessary to dedicate a whole button to such a thing?
that would be "Color" FX
You know, for kids.
Man, Paul, you really have it in for inexpensive photo/video solutions for kids, don't you? (See http://www.engadget.com/2007/02/06/dxg-announces-5mp-boringcam-for-the-tweens/)
I think we can assume you don't have kids yourself, or you might be a little more open-minded about this kind of product.
I know a blog isn't exactly a neutral forum for posting news items, but sheesh, dude, if you don't like it, don't post it. Or, on the other hand, since you're getting paid to post this, at least just present it in a semi-mature way, will ya? You're not exactly making any friends with your audience with this rhetoric.
Back in my day, we would have been geeked to have a PXL2000