| A | is outstanding and exceptional, rated in the top 10% of camcorders. |
| B | means they are good, with some standout features. |
| C | means they are mediocre, and probably more trouble than they are worth. |
| D & F | mean they are absolutely awful or old. Avoid at all costs. |
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- 5th of 5 in Sanyo (#1 is Sanyo VPC-CG9)
- 92nd of 112 in Mainstream Camcorders (#1 is Pure Digital Flip Ultra (2GB))
- 45th of 46 in High Definition (#1 is Canon Vixia HG20)
- 36th of 37 in Media Card (#1 is Canon Vixia HG20)
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Sanyo Xacti HD1A News
The New Frontier: High Definition Video Comes to Digital Cameras. We Pick The Best Buy.
Canon's Powershot TX1 is the latest in a series of cameras that combine high megapixel still cameras with HD video capabilities. See how the various models stack up.
From DCHQ - Feb 23, 2007
Our Top Pick: The Sanyo Xacti HD2
The Sanyo Xacti HD2 clearly surpasses the competition with its high recording capacity (84 minutes of HD video on a 4GB Secure Digital Card). Sanyo's previous experiences with camera/camcorder hybrids and responsiveness to consumer feedback also give it a leg up on pioneering first-generation models from Canon and Panasonic. read more
High Definition Camcorders Debut
Sony, Canon, and Sanyo have introduced HD capable camcorders, and they look amazing.
From DCHQ - Aug 21, 2006
It has been a long time since we here at Camcorder HQ have gotten very excited about some new products, but we feel that these new high definition camcorders are going to change the face of home video recording.
We're in love with Sanyo's portable, ultra-compact Xacti HD1A, which records up to 42 minutes of high definition video onto a 2GB Secure Digital card. Its small size and superb recording quality are sure to make it a real sensation.
We've grouped together these HD models to give you the best idea of where the future of camcorders is headed.
