Toshiba just announced its new CAMILEO S30 – a small, pocketable camcorder which is only 3/4 of an inch thin and weighs only 4.2 ounces. In other words this Toshiba camcorder is truly an ultraportable video recording device. The Camileo S30 is also a full-featured camcorder highlighted by its image stabilization feature for 1080p, 720p, more »

If you are looking for an inexpensive pocket camcorder and don’t mind going with this purple color you should consider picking up the Sony Webbie HD. Granted, it is a refurbished model, but you can get it for just $44.99. And on top of that — you also get free shipping. Bottom line here, click more »

The DXG-Riviera HD is from DXG’s Luxe collection of camcorders. It shoots 720p video onto SD cards and has a MSRP of $149.99. Unlike a lot of other pocket camcorders, this DXG is designed to be a fashion accessory. The real question is, “How well does it shoot video?” Keep reading for a full review.

JVC is getting in on the pocket camcorder game with its new Picsio GC-FM1. The Picsio shoots 1080p video as well as 8MP still shots. Since you’ll be shooting HD video, JVC put in image stabilization to reduce camera shake. The camera charges via USB, has a HDMI out, a SDHC card slot, and a more »

The Kodak Zi8 is Kodak’s latest entry into the pocket camcorder market. There are some pretty impressive features packed into a small package like 1080p video recording and even a microphone in jack. This pocket camcorder is slimmer than Kodak’s previous offering, the Zi6 making it very pocketable. Of course, how does it fare as a video camera? Keep reading for a full review.

Known for their high end audio recording products, Zoom has somewhat strayed away from their comfort zone to create a handy camcorder. What’s interesting about this product is the amount of emphasis Zoom places on the audio aspect of the video it can record. Zoom claims the microphones are similar to what can be found in recording studios in order for the audio quality to be as high as possible.

DXG’s camcorders often get overlooked by people because the company doesn’t have a flashy name and they make budget devices. If you are unfamiliar with the company, DXG makes camcorders that cost a couple of hundred dollars. These cameras use SD cards to record HD or standard definition video. But in a world where others have lots of money to throw into advertising, DXG will be trying new strategies to become something different.

There are plenty of little pocket camcorders these days. DXG is trying some things to differentiate themselves from the competition. Take a look a the DXG-125V. This is a HD camcorder that is meant for sporty types. DXG did some research and found out that their users are very active people. Keep reading for hands on photos and more info.

RCA has decided that it wants to be a force to be reckoned with in the 2009 point and shoot camcorder market. They have announced plans to retail a line of high definition camcorders that promise to be small, light, easy to use and affordable. RCA will launch the Small Wonder EZ300HD and EZ209HD within the first quarter of 2009.

The Small Wonder camcorders have a built-in picture button as well as the EZGrab program featured on the Memory Manager software. It also has a sports mode that allows you to capture high speed scenes at 60 frames per second. Another cool feature of the Small Wonder? No need to install the software through a CD-ROM because the picture management software program is already embedded into the camcorder.

Remember that great little HD-capable pocket camcorder from Creative that we told you about way back in May, the Vado HD? Well it seems that it is now available, well available for pre-order. The Amazon listing is not reflecting any shipping date and currently the Vado HD is simply listed as being “temporarily out of stock,” however rumor has it that December 7 will be the day.