It major revew was about the high speed, good image quality, good design, ergonomic design, easy to use, high connectivity.
Friday, November 28, 2008
Review by Der Photograph Magazine: Samsung NV100HD Digital Camera
It major revew was about the high speed, good image quality, good design, ergonomic design, easy to use, high connectivity.
Award by Blick Magazine: Samsung NV100HD Digital Camera
It is about a good review of the HD cameras with which usres can also take videos in the HD quality.
It aslo mentions the highest resolution, HD video feature, excellent image quality and good price.
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Review by PC Magazine: Samsung NV24HD Digital Camera
You-Tube Clip: Samsung Digital Camera, VLUU NV-100HD
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Review by Ciberpais Magazine in Spain: Samsung SC-HMX20C
There was a great description of the Samsung's camcorder SC-HMX20 highlighting the sensor CMOS of 6,4 pixels an the 8GB storage.
Review by TimeOut in Ukraine: Samsung SC-HMX20C
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Review by V Magazine in Croatia: Samsung SC-MX20
Monday, November 24, 2008
Review by Dfoto, B-52 Magazines: Samsung SC-MX20
A little summary is here.
Samsung unveiled a powerful compact digital camcorder, the MX20, with its newly developed platform that enables higher video quality and longer recording times. The new MX20 also allows users to upload their files to YouTube™ without transcoding the files.
Review by T3 Magazine: Samsung SC-MX20
Samsung's SC-MX20 digital camcorder has been reviewed very positively by T3 magazine in Ukraine.
Here is the main review.
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Kontrakty Magazine Review: Samsung SC-MX20
Afisha Magazine Award: Samsung SC-MX20
The Afisha magazine, a famous electronic magazine in Ukrain gave an award to Samsung's SC-MX20 digital camcorder, saing that Samsung’s MX-20 camcorder can record up to 4 hours of footage using an 8GB memory card, 8 hours using a 16GB memory card, and up to 16 hours using a 32GB card.
Saturday, November 22, 2008
CrunchGear's Very Positive Review: Samsung SC-MX20 Digital Memory Camcorder
CrunchGear gave a very positive review for the Samsung SC-MX20 digital camcorder.
Here is the reveiw.
At $249, the Samsung SC-MX20 falls delicately between cheap flash-based camcorders and more expensive hard drive-based camcorders. It strips down some features that may not be necessary in the first place – high definition video, still photos, etc. – but adds something that most less expensive flash camcorders don’t have: an optical zoom. A big optical zoom, too, at 34x. That, coupled with long battery life, user-friendly codec support, and relatively low price make the SC-MX20 a winner.
Details and Specifications
The MX20 uses SD memory cards up to 32GB. There’s no on-board storage, but my review unit came packaged with a 1GB card, which is good for almost twenty minutes of video at the highest quality setting. The camcorder shoots up to 720×480 video at 29.97 frames per second using the MainConcept AVC/AAC H.264 codec (.MP4 files).
There are four quality modes: TV Super Fine, TV Fine, TV Normal, and a special YouTube-friendly Web & Mobile setting. Other settings include iScene (Sports, Portrait, Beach, Snow, High Speed, etc.), White Balance, Exposure (auto/manual), Face Detection, Anti-Shake, Digital Effects, 16:9 or 4:3 mode, Wind Cut, and stuff like that.
Pros
Battery life is good for around three hours on a single charge, which is a really nice touch for a camcorder that costs under $300. Also, video and audio quality are crisp and clear, the 34x optical zoom is outstanding, and the $249 price tag makes it seem like you’re getting a ton of value for what you’re paying.
The video codec that this camera uses is great, too, as it works right out of the gate with most popular editing software. Some cheaper camcorders use weird codecs that output video files that need to be converted before you’re able to edit them. That defeats the purpose of a grab-and-go camcorder. I’m able to directly edit the files that the MX20 creates with Sony Vegas – something I’ve been unable to do with JVC’s Everio series, for instance.
Cons
People who want to shoot high definition video or take still photos will want to look elsewhere, as the MX20 just handles straightforward 720×480 video. You’ll also probably want to supply your own large-capacity SD memory card if you don’t already have one. That’s not a deal-breaker by any means but it could add another $100 to your bottom line if you were to pick up, say, an 8GB SDHC card at retail.
Conclusion
The Samsung SC-MX20 is now my go-to camcorder. The size, quality, battery life, and low price make it hard to pass up. I can whole-heartedly recommend this camcorder if you’re looking for an inexpensive video camera that (unlike most other inexpensive
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Camcorderinfo.com Select Awards 2008
Samsung has claimed 3 awards in 2008!!
Highlights:
- HMX20 WINS Editor’s Choice for 2008!!
We could not let the year pass without heaping accolades on the surprise hit, the high definition Samsung SC-HMX20. After years of producing decent but unremarkable camcorders, Samsung's 2008 top of the line model simply blew us away in our lab testing. The performance was nearly unbeatable in any kind of light, offering incredible sharpness, color, and sensitivity. It's also the coolest looking camcorder that has passed through our doors in a long time, with sexy curves and a damn useful swivel grip that allows for handling the likes of which no other camcorder can match. The SC-HMX20 is a great choice for beginners, as the menu and interface are much simpler than the standard full-feature camcorder. Well done, Samsung! Read our full review of the Samsung SC-HMX20 here.
- HMX20 WINS Best Mid-Range Camcorder for 2008!!
The Samsung SC-HMX20 is the strongest camcorder the company has ever released. Recording to SD and SDHC memory cards, the performance is outstanding, the interface is among the simplest in the market, and it looks dead sexy. The huge 1/1.8-inch sensor made for excellent low light results, and the swivel grip allows for some unique handling possibilities. Read our full review of the Samsung SC-HMX20 here.
- MX20- Runner Up, Best Standard Definition Camcorder (2nd only to a camcorder priced $100 higher) Review, Specs, $231
The Samsung SC-MX20 is small, cheap, and slick, making it a great choice for consumers who want a lot of value for only a little green. The MX20 is not the best performing standard definition camcorder, but it compares well to other camcorders in its price range. Most importantly, it's the easiest full-featured camcorder to operate. The menu is laid out in a plain, understandable manner, yet it offers a range of controls and level of quality not attainable by ultra-compact "YouTube" camcorders like the Flip Mino. The MX20 also features a unique swivel grip, allowing for a multiple handling options. Read our full review of the Samsung SC-MX20 here.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
No. 1 in Samsung LCD TV and Cell Phone
Friday, November 14, 2008
Samsung VLUU NV100HD Digital Camera
The NV100 design has been also considered for the grip feeling. NV100 is easy to operate. Every functions can be operated by the touch screen on the large 3" LCD screen running as an electronic induction method like i-POD.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Samsung Digital Album The Best Product in the US
Samsung's 42 Innovation Awards at CES 2009
Friday, November 7, 2008
Picture Contest Award at Sung-Gok Art Musium
The Pictures taken by various Samsung cameras have been displayed at Sung-Gok Art Musium in Seoul, Korea in Nov. 11, 2008.
Three 2nd places:
(1) A Three-Concerned Relation
Camera: Samsung GX10
(2) Subject: Crisis
Camera: Samsung GX10
(3) Subject: The Road