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Ordro HDV-D350S camcorder includes removable pico projector

By | August 12, 2010, 10:30am PDT

Summary: Talk about a serious 2-in-1 deal. Ordro’s latest camcorder, the HDV-D350S, boasts some solid specs and even hosts a removable pico projector.

Talk about a serious 2-in-1 deal. Ordro’s latest camcorder, the HDV-D350S, boasts some solid specs and even hosts a removable pico projector.

Starting off with the pico projector, it projects images at a WVGA (854×480) resolution at 15 lumens.

Back to the camcorder itself, the HDV-D350S hosts a 10-megapixel CMOS sensor, and it shoots up to 1080p HD video at 60fps.

Other necessary notes of interest include:

  • 10x optical zoom
  • 40x digital zoom
  • 3-inch TFT LCD touchscreen
  • 128MB onboard memory
  • SD/SDHC card slot (up to 32GB)
  • 7.4V Lithium-ion rechargeable battery
  • Built-in microphone and speaker
  • Connectivity: USB, HDMI, YPbPr, CVBS, Earphone

All of this can be yours for the price of $549.95. It’s a bit more than normal, but it does come with free U.S. shipping.

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