Samsung has expanded its pocket camcorder range with the new W200. Unlike previous camcorders, this one’s meant for use in all conditions, thanks to its rugged body that can withstand shock, water and dust. The W200 can endure shock up to 2 meters (6.5ft) or water up to 3 meters (10ft) and comes anti-water drop coating to keep the 2.3-inch (QVGA) LCD screen safe as well.

The pocket camcorder is equipped with a 5MP BSI CMOS sensor with bright F2.2 lens, full HD video recording at 30fps, HDMI support, microSD card slot, image stabilization and 1300mAh battery giving up to 2 hours of continuous recording.

The W200 camcorder will release in May for $159.

Samsung has launched a new full HD camcorder for Korean consumers. The HMX-Q10’s uniqueness comes with its ambidextrous Switch Grip design that allows users to operate the camcorder either with left or right hand.

As for the video camera’s recording prowess, Q10 boasts a one-button operation, 10x optical zoom Schneider lens, Back Side Illumination (BSI) image sensor, full HD video recording (1080p/60i), 5MP still image quality, dual image stabilization, Smart Touch UI and 2.7-inch LCD.

The HMX-Q10 will sell in Korea for 549,000 won.

Samsung has expanded its camcorder portfolio with the addition of HMX-Q10. The HMX-Q10 takes advantage of Samsung’s BSI CMOS sensor technology to allow capture videos even in low-light situations.

However, the main advantage of this new cam is its Switch Grip function that enables consumers to record videos irrespective of what hand are they using.

Additionally, the video camera supports full HD video recording, Optical Image Stabilization, 5MP still picture support, 10x optical zoom, face detection, 2.7-inch touchscreen and more.

The camcorder will go on sale in February 2011 for $299.

Samsung has announced HMX-T10 at the IFA featuring a 20-degree slanted lens. The reason for making a slanted lens is purely for ergonomic reasons where it allows consumers to record the videos in an easy and convenient manner.

The HMX-T10 can record videos at full HD resolution whereas capture still images at up to 4.7 megapixel resolution. Moreover, the camera has a 2.7-inch LCD, 10x optical zoom, Smart Optical Image Stabilization, SD/SDHC card slot and features an advanced (Back Side Illuminated) BSI CMOS sensor that helps to take clear videos and image in low light situations.

It will retail for $299.

Samsung has bolstered its point-and-shoot camcorder category by introducing the HMX-E10. The E10 features an innovative 270-degree lens that allows users to record videos from about any angle. E10 comes with a 1/3.2” CMOS sensor that records full HD videos at 30fps as well as still images at resolution to up to 8 megapixel.

Other features include 2x digital zoom, autofocus support, 2.7-inch touchscreen LCD, integrated USB 2.0 cable, HDMI-out, one-touch upload to YouTube, built-in intelli-studio editor and various filters to add creativity to the videos.

The HMX-E10 will sell from September in Ivory and Black for $199.99.

Samsung has announced a new hybrid camcorder for the South Korean market. The luxurious looking HMX-M20 is a pretty lightweight camcorder (269 grams) and comes in a metallic design. It has a 1/2.33” Back Side Illumination (BSI) CMOS sensor that helps to record low or no noise videos at full HD resolution in low light conditions.

The HMX-M20 is ergonomically angled at 25-degrees enabling the users to record longer duration videos without any fatigue, 2.7-inch touchscreen LCD (230K), Magic Touch UI, 8x optical zoom with 12x Intelligent zoom, Hyper Image Stabilization, 3D noise reduction algorithm, button to click photo from the video, 32GB internal memory and SD card slot.

The HMX-M20 will sell for 799,000 won ($665) in black and silver color options.

All those who own a Samsung camcorder can watch their normal 2D content in 3D. How? Well, the simple catch is that you should own a Samsung 3D TV. Samsung 3D TVs feature 2D-to-3D conversion and hooking up the camcorder with the TV could transform the 2D shot video into 3D.

CNET says all high-definition camcorders from Samsung are capable to support 3D playback. Wi-Fi toting HMX-S15 and S16 also support streaming of content wirelessly.

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Samsung’s full HD capable camcorder HMX-S16 is now available in South Korea. Unveiled at the CES this year, the HMX-S16 boasts a 64GB SSD to record videos at full HD resolution and 10MP BSI CMOS sensor to shoot better quality videos in low light areas.

Other features the camcorder includes is the 3.5-inch WVGA touchscreen display, optical image stabilization, still image capture, Wi-Fi with DLNA support, 18x Intelli-Zoom lens with 15x optical zoom, SDHC card slot and plug & play PC software.

Samsung will also release HMX-S15, which is same as S16 but with 32GB SSD and HMX-S10 that does not have any internal storage or Wi-Fi.

The S16 is priced at 1,399,000 won (USD 1,158), S15 at 1,199,000 won (USD993) and S10 at 999,000 won (USD827).

Check out some hands-on pictures of the S16 from CES 2010.

Digital cameras were not the only ones shown off at the PMA. Built on the success of its pocketable HD camcorder HMX-U10, Samsung has created HMX-U15 and HMX-U20. Both camcorders are similarly spec’d except for the fact that U20 integrates 3x optical zoom and less megapixel count.

Both can record at full HD resolution at 30fps using H.264 compression and come with HDMI-out and built-in USB connection so as to make sharing easy. Also, these feature a 2-inch LCD, one-touch upload to YoutTube, intelli-studio to edit videos on the go, hyper digital image stabilization and SD/SDHC slot.

As for still images, the U15 is able to shoot it at 14MP whereas U20 can shoot it at 8 or 10MP.

The HMX-U15 and HMX-U20 will sell for $229.99 and $249.99 respectively.

Set to release on September 25, Amazon is now taking up pre-orders of Samsung’s latest pocket camcorder, HMX-U10. U10 is capable to record videos at full HD resolution as well as 10 megapixel 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor to take still images. The camcorder also features a 2-inch LCD screen, one-touch YouTube upload button and a wave-design body to give better grip to users.

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