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JVC Everio GZ-MG680
$550.00
Released January, 2009
The Pros:Excellent battery life of 28 hours. Gets the job done without much flashy features. Solid performance and features for the price.
The Cons:No optical image stabilisation. No HD recording. On screen controls can be over sensitive with JVC's LaserTouch feature.
The JVC Everio GZ-MG680 is a member of the Everio G Series Camcorders and is the most expensive member of the three 2009 camcorders in the line. The GZ-MG680 model offers an HD upconversion that takes the camcorders' standard definition recordings and converts them, allowing a HDMI connection for compatible HD televisions.
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It has an extremely limited choice on color - it only comes in Onyx Black. The JVC Everio GZ-MG680 uses a KONICA MINOLTA LENS that includes an 800x digital zoom and features a 1/6-inch 800,000-pixel CCD image sensor. The sensor is supported by a 40x dynamic zoom magnification that uses all of the CCD pixels without any degradation of the picture quality. It has a 120GB Hard Disk Drive and can handle a microSD or a SDHC card to add on extra space to its already formidable hard drive.
Features
- Only One Color: Onyx Black
- Most expensive member
- HD Upconversion
- KONICA MINOLTA LENS
- 800x digital zoom
- 40x dynamic zoom
- 1/6-inch 800,000-pixel CCD image sensor
- 120GB Hard Disk Drive
- MicroSD card space
- SDHC card space
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Excellent battery life of 28 hours
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Gets the job done without much flashy features
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Solid performance and features for the price
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Can up scale videos for better HDTV playback
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Spacious hard drive storage
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Intuitive on screen controls
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No optical image stabilisation
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On screen controls can be over sensitive with JVC's LaserTouch feature
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