Sony Handycam HDR-UX20

By Derek Fung on 14/04/2008

More Sony reviews , RRP: AU$1599.00

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The only high-def DVD Handycam in Sony's 2008 line-up, the UX20 can record to either DVD, Memory Stick or its 8GB of internal memory. Other features on its spec sheet include 15x optical zoom, 4-megapixel (interpolated) still image capture, zooming microphone, and Face and Film Roll indexing.

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