Now cheap minicamcorders such as the MinoHD is there in market, So Sony decided to jump in with its own offerings, somewhat annoyingly nicknamed the Webbie HD models. Sony, a leader in higher-end camera equipment, finally came out its own version of Pure Digital's Flip Mino camera, which uploads video directly to the Web via a USB port.
Sony does the minicamcorder in bright colors with a swivel lens.
The vertical-style MHS-PM1 seems a better category fit than the MHS-CM1; though like many of its competitors it lacks an optical zoom, it has a nifty swivel lens mount. It records 1080p MPEG-4 video to Memory Stick Duo media at 1,440x1,080-pixel resolution, and shoots stills at a comparatively high resolution (5-megapixels). Also like many competitors, the software it ships with--Picture Motion Browser Portable--doesn't support the Mac.
The Webbie does 1080p MPEG-4 video and shoots in 5 megapixels. The camera will be available in March for about $170.
Sony does the minicamcorder in bright colors with a swivel lens.
The vertical-style MHS-PM1 seems a better category fit than the MHS-CM1; though like many of its competitors it lacks an optical zoom, it has a nifty swivel lens mount. It records 1080p MPEG-4 video to Memory Stick Duo media at 1,440x1,080-pixel resolution, and shoots stills at a comparatively high resolution (5-megapixels). Also like many competitors, the software it ships with--Picture Motion Browser Portable--doesn't support the Mac.
The Webbie does 1080p MPEG-4 video and shoots in 5 megapixels. The camera will be available in March for about $170.
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