Vivitar's pocket-friendly DVR565HD camcorder does high-definition
By Darren Murph 
posted Mar 28th 2008 2:09PM
posted Mar 28th 2008 2:09PM
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posted Mar 28th 2008 2:09PM
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I'd call it a Nokia N93 without keys.
Don't forget the metal & the 40 lb heft that Nokia's are known for.
Beat me to it!
Holy shit, I'm baffled that this isn't a keeping it real fake post. It looks so much like a N93i it's not funny that engadget didn't commented as such
yeah, at a glance i definitely thought it was the N93. it kinda got my hopes up... i thought maybe they dropped the price/updated the phone. but no...
I thought it'a an upgrade in n93i
hell what is that?
mmm, 720p of crap quality. and with all these pocket friendly devices, are cargo pants going to come back in style (if they ever were in the first place)? with my phone, keys, mp3 player, HUGE wallet because there is so much REAL MONEY (caps added for emphasis...and deceipt), camera, immigrant worker, etc., there's not much room for anything else
You should invest in cargo pants for the immigrant worker too, because now he can use his cellphone, and will probably have his new portable DVD player for the lunch breaks you decide to let him have.
do i look crazy to you??? i don't let my immigrant worker wear pants. that's some poppycock right there.
do i look crazy to you??? i don't let my immigrant worker wear pants. that's some poppycock right there.
Wait, cargo pants aren't stylish?!? Oh well, good thing I don't care.
Didn't they used to give away Vivitar products on Family Double Dare during the obstacle course? I'm pretty sure it went along with the Huffy Bikes, Trip to Space Camp or the Mini Van that Harvey tried like hell to make sound like a worthwhile prize...
You forgot the L.A. Lights from L.A. Gear and BK RatchTek.
LA Lights!
Touche my friend, you win!
i will not touche your friend!
"Pocket friendly..." Sure, when I'm wearing my Levi's 501>3rd HyperCollosal-MegaKargo™ Khakis
imagine all the artifacdts and blur you're going to get outta this .. it's crap.
I'd rather have the RED ONE.
My first digital camera was a vivitar. I will never buy anything from them again.
My Sanyo Xacti cg6 pwns this noobish camera
Doesn't look nearly as good as the Sanyo Xacti HD1000
There's been so much cheap craptacular stuff with the Vivitar logo. It's too bad they've done that to their image. They use to be pretty decent photographic equipment for reasonable prices.
Well even if this is turns out not to be the best example, I'm excited that HD recording is finally starting to trickle down into the consumer/prosumer range more and more each day.
One problem with the advertisments of these gadgets (and also the Sony,canon, jvc camera's) is they claim to be FullHD, but they arent, 1080i is IMHO NOT full HD..
I'll stick it next to my flask.
I currently have a little Aiptek pocket flash camcorder that does 720p (only $119, too). While the quality certainly isn't up to bar with prosumer HD rigs, it's certainly good enough for every day use. And it fits in my pocket, I carry it around everywhere. Plus, it can accept anything up to a 32gb SDHC card and even allows video in recording from other cameras. Pretty nifty. :-)
too big for my pocket