JVC breaks out the new GC-PX10 hybrid stills/video camera
JVC says that its new GC-PX10 is neither a camera capable of recording video, or a camcorder able to take photographs - it's a true hybrid of both
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Most digital still cameras these days are fairly capable in the video department and there are numerous examples of camcorders that can snap high resolution photos. JVC says that its new GC-PX10 is neither format, but a true hybrid of both. Capable of capturing 12 megapixel stills and recording full high definition 1080/60p video at 36 Mbps, the all-in-one solution also benefits from a new high speed imaging engine, a tilting LCD monitor, and a 10x optical Konica zoom Minolta HD lens.
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