HDMI technology continues as the leading digital video, audio and data interface that connects ultra high-definition displays to a wide range of consumer electronics, PC, mobile, automotive and commercial AV devices. It also has expanded into enabling solutions for industries such as healthcare, military, aerospace, security and surveillance, and industrial automation. Y JVC GZ-HD300, Red, 3 MP, CMOS, 25.4 / 4.1 mm (1 / 4.1"), 60 GB, 6.86 cm (2.7"), LCD JVC GZ-HD300, Red. Total megapixels: 3 MP, Sensor type: CMOS, Optical sensor size: 25.4 / 4.1 mm (1 / 4.1"). Optical zoom: 20x, Digital zoom: 200x, Focal length range: 2.9 - 58 mm. Internal storage capacity: 60 GB, Compatible memory cards: microSDHC. Display diagonal: 6.86 cm (2.7"), Display: LCD. Product colour: Red The delightful ergonomics of the HF200 are a stark contrast to the Everio GZ-HD300, which is narrower, squarer and a lot less comfortable to hold. This is partly because of an ultra-thin hand-strap, but also because the primary controls – the zoom and... Good value; good outdoor video quality and colour saturation; 60GB hard drive offers plenty of room for your movies Uncomfortable grip; prone to image noise; Laser Touch UI is frustrating Although it didn't impress us that much when we reviewed it, the JVC Everio GZ-MG330 turned out to be the biggest-selling camcorder of 2008. With the Everio GZ-HD300, the company is clearly hoping to replicate the same success, but in HD. The chassis i... Better HD image quality than you would expect for a camcorder so small, but the price is a little high. ... https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/jvc-everio-gz-hd300 JVC's Everio GZ-MG330 was one of the camcorder successes of 2008. Combining real camcorder abilities with hard disk recording for under £300 proved to be a market-winning formula. But as 2009 draws on, and even pocket Internet camcorders go HD , there is ... The JVC Everio GZ-HD300, like other Everios before it, is a bit of a maverick. Although a number of the smaller camcorder manufacturers have attempted to shoehorn HD video quality into a pocket-friendly format, only Sony's HDR-TG3 has come close to gettin...