Kodak unveils Zx1 720p HD pocket recorder

Posted on Tuesday, January 06 2009 @ 1:00 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
Kodak debuts the Zx1, a tiny 720P HD video recorder with a 2" LCD display. The Kodak Zx1 captures 720p HD video at 60 or 30FPS and features a rugged weather-resistant design that stands up to splashes, dirt and more.

The device uses SD/SDHC memory cards (up to 32GB) and features built-in software for editing and sharing of content to YouTube and other social networking sites.
The KODAK Zx1 Digital Video Camera is designed to meet these needs at the touch of a button -- no lens cap, dials to turn or settings to adjust. The new camera's advanced feature set includes:
  • Pocketable 720p HD video capture at 60 fps
  • Weather-resistant design that stands up to splashes, dirt and more – IP43 certified;
  • High-quality video capture in bright light or low light - from the beach, to the nightclub;
  • Easy editing, personalization, and uploading to YouTube or other Internet sites with built-in video software, ArcSoft Media Impressions for Kodak;
  • Expandable SD/SDHC Card slot for memory cards up to 32 GB, that can record up to 10 hours of HD video;
  • Easy HDTV playback with included HDMI cable;
  • Sensitive, low distortion microphone that provides crisp, clear audio;
  • Pre-charged AA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries and battery charger included, saving money and avoiding waste from used batteries;
  • Vibrant 2.0" LCD;
  • Available in five colors: black, red, pink, blue and yellow;
  • Remote control compatible (remote control sold separately).
  • The Kodak Zx1 will be available from Spring 2009 for $149.95.



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