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Sony Webbie HD MHS-PM1
$170.00
Released April, 2009
The Pros:5 megapixel still shots. Records in full HD at 30fps (greater than 720p). 100 minutes of operation on battery.
The Cons:No optical zoom. No built in memory. Uses memory sticks which cost a fair bit more than regular SD/SDHC cards.
The Sony Webbie HD MHS-PM1 is a pocket-sized high definition camera from Sony's 2009 lineup that is designed ultra compact and lightweight, at only 4 ounces. The camera features a 5 megapixel CMOS sensor to take 5 megapixel still images and record high definition footage in MP4 format.
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It records directly to Memory Stick PRO Duo media and includes pre-installed PMB portable software to make transferring and sharing easy without the need for a computer. The MHS-PM1 has a slim vertical design with a 1.8" LCD display that automatically powers on the camera when it is opened and swivels 270 degrees for easy self-recording. The camera also 5 scene selection modes for recording in all types of lighting and is capable of 4x digital zoom and stereo audio recording. The MHS-PM1 is available in silver, eggplant, or orange, and is powered by a lithium ion battery for up to 100 minutes of battery life.
Features/Specs
- 5-megapixel still images
- High definition MP4 video recording (1440 x 1080/30 p)
- 4x digital zoom
- 1.8" LCD display that swivels 270 degrees
- Auto power-on when LCD is opened
- Stereo audio recording
- 5 scene selection modes
- PMB Portable Software
- Memory Stick PRO Duo media slot
- Lithium Ion battery for up to 100 minutes battery life
- USB port and multi-AV terminal
- Slim vertical design
- Ultra compact 0.9"W x 2.2"H
- Lightweight at only 4 oz.
- Available in silver, eggplant, or orange
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records in full HD at 30fps (greater than 720p)
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100 minutes of operation on battery
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allows for multiple memory sticks to be used - a good feature for vacations or other long term usage scenarios
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uses memory sticks which cost a fair bit more than regular SD/SDHC cards
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