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The JVC GC-FM1's impractical design and poor software hobble an otherwise competent mini camcorder competitor.
Specs: Camcorder, CMOS, Flash card, 8.0 megapixels, 3.4 oz
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Still one of the nicest models available, the second-generation Flip MinoHD offers a slightly improved design, double the memory, and an HDMI output for the same price that the original MinoHD used to cost.
Specs: Camcorder, CMOS, 4.1 oz
Specs: Camcorder, CMOS, Flash card, 4.1 oz
The Sony Handycam DCR-DVD650 offers an all-in-one, on-the-go way to capture standard-def video and burn it to a DVD, but hard-disk-drive and flash-memory models are otherwise a better option.
Specs: Camcorder, Advanced HAD CCD, 60 x, Flash card, DVD-R (8cm), DVD+RW (8cm), DVD-RW (8 cm), DVD+R DL (8cm), 13.8 oz
An excellent flash-based prosumer HD camcorder, the Canon Vixia HF S11 has the advantage of an excellent image stabilizer but it disappointingly lacks an eye-level viewfinder.
Specs: Camcorder, CMOS, 10 x, Flash card, 15.9 oz
The X-Driven DRS-1100 performs its basic task of recording potential accidents well, but a number of small problems with the included viewer software hamper its usability.
Specs: Digital Camera, CMOS, 1.3 megapixels
While not as rugged as its competition, the ContourHD features video quality and user-friendliness that is far better than any other helmet cam that we've tested.
Specs: Camcorder, CMOS, Flash card, 5.0 megapixels, 4.3 oz
If internal flash memory, zoom range, and a touch-screen LCD are on your list of needs before video quality, check out the Sony Handycam DCR-SX41.
Specs: Camcorder, Advanced HAD CCD, 60 x, Flash card, 8.8 oz
Like its cousin, the flash-based HF11, Canon's Vixia HG21 delivers excellent HD video quality and performance albeit in a slightly larger, heavier package. However, you do get more storage space and a lower price.
Specs: Camcorder, CMOS, 12 x, Flash card, Hard disk drive, 17.3 oz
An interesting design doesn't offset the so-so video quality and performance, especially for the higher priced HMX-H106, H105, and H104. If you're set on this series, though, the no-memory-included Samsung HMX-H100 is probably the best deal of the bunch.
Specs: Camcorder, CMOS, 10 x, Flash card, 13.4 oz
The Samsung SMX-F34 is a serviceable inexpensive standard-definition camcorder, but the money goes more to storage and the megazoom lens than to video quality.
Specs: Camcorder, CCD, 34 x, Flash card, 9.5 oz
