Sony Electronics has introduced a new compact consumer camcorder that can record video, still images or serve as USB streaming device for live or recorded video. It’s lightweight and array of features ...

After a frankly pretty disastrous start (as reported here), Sony appears to be finally getting on top of the process of adding Dolby Vision support to its TVs. First, the brand shipped a firmware ...

I have these DV tapes that I want to archive but they are from a Panasonic DV (SD) camcorder that was purchased around '99. The camera died and I'm wondering if I can just get another Panasonic SD DV ...

The Sony DCR-HC40 MiniDV Handycam is our Editors' Choice in the $501-to-$800 price range. It fits easily in a purse or large jacket pocket, produces very good audio and video, and doesn't cost an arm ...

Trying to make the world forget about its exploding laptop batteries, Sony releases its latest earth-shattering innovation, extending the maximum length of a DV tape to 85 minutes. These MiniDV ...

Sony’s DCR-HC40 MiniDV Handycam gets a solid review from PC Magazine, with a lot of nice features crammed into a small casing, with a reasonable $699 price. There a couple of niggling issues, mostly ...

Along with all those new DVD-based Handycams announced this week, Sony's also seen fit to give its line of Mini DV camcorders a bit of a boost, introducing three new models for those who prefer to ...

The DCR-HC96 is Sony’s high-end MiniDV Handycam camcorder, and this is reflected in its price. It offers step-up features like a higher capacity battery, a charging dock, and the ability to capture ...

With the slow demise of physical media the past years, companies are gradually closing shop on producing everything from the physical media itself to their players and recorders. For Sony this seems ...

The Sony DCR-HC40 MiniDV Handycam fits easily in a purse or large jacket pocket, produces good quality audio and video, and doesn't cost an arm and a leg—just $699 direct. It's a fine camcorder for ...