JVC on Wednesday announced two new High Definition (HD) Everio-brand hard disk-based camcorders for consumer use. The new GZ-HD6 and GZ-HD5 are expected to go on same in March for $1,399.99 and $1,199 ...

NOTE – The Everio is MPEG-2 native when you record, but you can export to any number of formats and sizes, which is why I was a big jackass and kept saying MPEG-4. If they can get the ...

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 ...

InfoSync has their first impressions of JVC’s 3CCD 4GB hard drive based camcorder from a recent hands-on at CeBIT. The Everio GZ-MC500E allows the user to easily swap out the existing 4GB Microdrive ...

JVC on Thursday announced the launch of their HD Everio GZ-HD3, a hard disk-based high definition camcorder that works with both Macs and PCs. It’s coming in September and will cost about $1,300. The ...

The camcorder population has grown again as JVC has introed its GY-HM750U ProHD compact shoulder-mount unit. The product records standard-def and well as high-def and is positioned for ENG, sports, ...

Japanese electronics giant JVC will release a family of video cameras with built-in hard drives to the U.S. in August, a move that will help usher in the tapeless future for such devices. The Everio G ...