There’s a price we all pay for the bleeding edge, and in the case of Sony’s original HD 3D “compact” camcorder, that cost was chub. The new HDR-TD20V still isn’t razor thin, but it’s much more manageable. Most of the specs are the same, but they weren’t bad to begin with: a 3.5-inch glasses-free LCD, 64GB of flash storage, and dual Exmor R CMOS sensors behind 17x optical zoom lenses, which record at 1080p 60 and 24. At least the megapixel count got bumped for stills: 20 megapixels instead of 7. The camcorder’s price is similar as well, at an estimated $1,500 when it ships in March.
Sony’s slim new HDR-TD20V 3D camcorder hands-on pictures
Sony’s new HDR-TD20V 3D camcorder still isn’t razor thin, but it’s much more manageable.
Sony’s new HDR-TD20V 3D camcorder still isn’t razor thin, but it’s much more manageable.


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