Sony DCR-SR65 camcorder
Jan 6, 08 06:39 PM PDT


[CES 2008] Sony has rolled out its DCR-SR65 camcorder that comes equipped with a 40GB hard drive, providing you with up to 27 hours of recording time. Perfect for folks who want to make simple home videos as well as store their vacation memories, the DCR-SR65 will ship from next month onwards for $600. Check out the list of features below :-
- 1-megapixel CCD imagers for video and photos
- Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar 25x optical zoom lens
- Sony HDD Smart Protection System
- Hybrid movie recording on Memory Stick PRO Duo media card and hard drive
- Quick-on feature comes out of standby in <1 second
- Built-in zoom microphone
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