The JVC GZ-HM340 camcorder offers HD recording for only $499

February 2nd, 2010 admin
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High-definition camcorders are constantly falling in price and we like it. The new JVC GZ-HM340 carries a $499 MSRP but yet offers a lot of what we look for in an HD cam. The model sports image stabilization on a 20x Konica Minolta HD zoom lens, along with storing the video to either a SD/SDHC card or its internal 16GB flash memory. But what, there’s more! Now, this is a budget HD cam so while it doesn’t have a 3CCD sensor or fancy-pants…


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