Full FeedCheap 720p Video Camera from Aiptek
Taiwanese Camera maker, Aiptek, has burst onto the scene with its line of video cameras that are light on the wallet. Now, it seems, Aiptek is aiming for the Sanyo Xacti and the Canon TX1 with its latest Aiptek A-HD 720P.
As the name suggests, the camera shoots video at a resolution of 720p and at a frame rate of 30fps. Though the camera only has 6 megabytes of internal storage, you can expand memory through a SD slot. The device only has 4x digital zoom, which would be acceptable given its small form factor, but Canon’s TX1 has 10x optical zoom.
Nonetheless, the device can charge via AC or USB, has a component output, and a 2.4 inch swivel screen. You can also take (subpar) stills with the camera as well.
The biggest selling point is its low price: $169.99.
You can order the A-HD 720P right now from Aiptek.
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2x digital zoom, as a owner I know
5 meg interpolated to 8 meg
older models were 3 meg weget a better sensor oday and hi-def and stereo sound if mono/mono orstereo i say wow?
rather rant on enjoy the Economy model if you’regoing to complain on every single detail you need to stick to a top end model and support these overpriced companies sorry but one day we’ll be happy
on September 23, 2007 at 02:57 PM - LINK