Ever since MiniDV camcorders were released, I’ve wondered to myself how long it would be before someone like Sony released a camcorder that recorded to an internal hard drive, instead of old-school ...

Last year JVC really shook the camcorder boat with their Everio series devices, which incorporated some 4GB CompactFlash MicroDrives (i.e. 1-inch hard drives) in a shock-resistant internal mount as ...

Just when MiniDV digital-tape camcorders are becoming fairly commonplace, the terrain changes again. You probably know a little about DVD camcorders, but did you know some manufacturers have decided ...

JVC Taiwan Corporation on August 24 introduced two new HDD (hard disc drive) DV (digital video) camcorder models from its Everio G series, the 20GB GZ-MG20 and 30GB GZ-MG50, with the products expected ...

Line includes palm-sized new high definition models, hard disk and memory recording, more color choices and new sharing options. The 2009 line of JVC Everio camcorders offers innovations in video ...

Pros: Small size. Sturdy. Zoom. Records to 30 GB hard drive. Affordable. Cons: Light balance in low light a bit yellow in automatic. Not HD. The JVC Everio GZ-MG330 is all about simple and easy. It’s ...

JVC introduced the GZ-MG47, an entry-level member of its Everio family of hard disk-based camcorders. The MG47 which has a 20GB hard drive and an F1.2 lens with a 15x zoom and includes a Direct DVD ...

JVC just announced 4 Everio camcorders with all the advantages of an iPod, not to mention it includes a similar 20GB and 30GB 1.8 in. Hard Drive instead of MiniDV tapes or DVDs. They ve also (finally) ...

WAYNE, N.J.: JVC has a new camcorder that looks powerful enough for extended professional use, with a price tag that puts it within reach of the hoi polloi. The new JVC HD Everio GZ-HM400 records to ...

SAN JOSE, Calif, Sept. 1, 2005 – JVC has featured hard drives from Hitachi Global Storage Technologies in its current Everio line of camcorders, including two new products that use the Hitachi ...

JVC's HDD based Everio line has always been promising, but you know we're always pining for more room for video, especially in a camera with no way to swap in more media when you're running out of ...