The $500 VDR-D100 is equipped with a 30X optical zoom, a 2.5-inch LCD, and the minijoystick control that's popping up on camcorders all over the show floor this year.

If that sounds appealing, Circuit City has the Panasonic VDR-D210 mini-DVD camcorder on sale for $169.96 with free shipping (plus sales tax in most states).

The Panasonic VDR-M53 miniDVD camcorder is the most inexpensive DVD camcorder we've seen—and performs like it. Still, the price is right if you can live with less-than-perfect video quality.

Panasonic’s new multi-format DVD camcorders, the 30x optical zoom VDR-D100 and VDR-D150 and 3CCD models VDR-D250 and VDR-D300, all have features which are perfect for beginners right though to ...

How do you improve upon a DVD-based camcorder that's already near the top of its class? If you're Panasonic, you jack up the optical zoom on the Leica lens from 10x to an impressive 20x, but hold ...

Panasonic made the push for DVD-RAM and DVD-R with the introduction of two new recordable decks, a new DVD camcorder, a DVD multidrive and aggressively priced blank DVD-RAM media during PC-Expo, here.

Panasonic’s new VDR M70 is another DVD-burner on-board digital camcorder, although in addition to DVD-R it also supports the DVD-RAM format (in 3-inch disc varieties, of course).

The Panasonic VDR-D300 was one of the most anticipated camcorders of 2006. It’s the first DVD camcorder to use three CCDs for recording video instead of a single imaging device.

New York – Panasonic showed off its 2003 DVD product line up here last week adding a combination DVD-RAM/hard disk drive recorder to its previously announced merchandise mix. The DMR-E80H DVD recorder ...

Panasonic”s VDR-M30 DVD camcorder can record digital video and still images onto removable 8cm DVD-RAM and DVD-R discs and includes an SD Memory Card slot. Disks can be played back on the majority of ...

A display Panasonic set up to show off the effects was impressive. Footage shot by the camcorder displayed on a 65-inch plasma brings a true 3D experience - it's easy to think you can reach out ...