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  • more about #zi6
    Project_J187: Kodak seems to make the best pocket cameras at the moment. I got the Zi6 for my girlfriend and she loves it. Filled 2 16GB SD cards while in Germany... more »
  • #camcorders

    Kodak Zi8 Wallops Flip With 1080p, Image Stabilizer and SD Slot

    Kodak's almost-glimpsed product tease was indeed a new pocket cam, potentially their best yet. Launching with an MSRP of $180, it will overpower the Flip Ultra HD with 1080p recording, an electronic image stabilizer, SDHC card slot and other enhancements. More »
  • #reviews

    Flip MinoHD Lightning Review (So Easy, a Caveman Can Do It)

    The Gadget: The Flip MinoHD, the most recognizable name in pocket camcorder's HD camera, it shoots 720p video on 4GB of built-in memory. More »
  • #camcorders

    Flip Cam Gets a Hi-Def Upgrade With 720p Shooting MinoHD

    Flip, the grandaddy of cheap camcorders, is the latest to join the hi-def video club with the release of the Flip MinoHD. The MinoHD joins the Zi6 and EZ300 in capturing 720p widescreen video, and it will save up to 60 minutes of footage on 4GB of built-in storage. Its the same size as the original Mino, and it has a 2-hour Li-ion battery—though with the way we've seen these HD cams suck down power, we're cautiously optimistic. The $230 camcorder comes in black or your own design, and while it's pricier than similar cams, Flip has a great reputation so we'll reserve judgment until we see it ourselves—which will be verrrrry soon. Stay tuned for a full review, fact sheet down below. [Flip] More »
  • #reviews

    Kodak Zi6 Pocket Camcorder Lightning Review

    The Gadget: The Kodak Zi6, a cheap pocket camcorder that records 720p HD video, vying for title of best camcorder under $200. More »
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    Kodak Zi6 Might Be Best Pocket Camcorder Yet

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