The new HMX-R10 is a CMOS-based full-HD digital camcorder that raises the bar for digital still photo capability. In addition to the ability to record full-HD video, consumers can also capture high-quality, nine mega-pixel digital still photos. The HMX-R10 also sets a new standard for ergonomics, featuring a unique form factor that allows users to hold the camcorder more comfortably. Thanks to the lens being angled at 25 degrees, the user can grip the camcorder in a more relaxed manner and record their subjects with ease, further reducing the stress on one’s wrist. Users can also benefit from a 5x optical zoom and swiveling 2.7 inch touch screen LCD.
Full specs and pics after the drop:
HMX-R10 - Available in Summer 2009 with an MSRP of $549.99
Image Sensor
1/2.33” 9 Mega-Pixel CMOS
Lens
5x Optical Zoom
LCD
2.7" LCD Touch Screen
Image Stabilizer
n/a
Memory
SD/SDHC
Interface
HDMI
Component
Composite
Other Features
Full-HD Resolution
9 Mega-Pixel Digital Stills
Ergonomic / Angled design
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1 Responses to “Meet the HMX-R10”
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2009-04-14 04:26:06.0I saw this camera on various tech blogs earlier this year and was hoping it would be available sooner as I wanted to get it to take on holiday.\r\n\r\nreally like the angled position, can only imagine how much more comfortable that would be!
