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Main Menu. Current HDV Product Lineup HVRZ1U – 3CCD Camcorder ($4,460) HVRA1U – Single Chip CMOS Camcorder ($2,180) HVRV1U – 3 ClearVid CMOS Camcorder ($3,668) HVRDR60 – 4.5hr HDD Recorder ($1,418) HVR1500 Studio HDV VTR ($5,925) HVRM15U – HDV VTR ($1,763)

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  1. Main Menu

  2. Current HDV Product Lineup HVRZ1U – 3CCD Camcorder ($4,460) HVRA1U – Single Chip CMOS Camcorder ($2,180) HVRV1U – 3 ClearVid CMOS Camcorder ($3,668) HVRDR60 – 4.5hr HDD Recorder ($1,418) HVR1500 Studio HDV VTR ($5,925) HVRM15U – HDV VTR ($1,763) HVRM25U – HDV VTR ($3,060) GVHD700 – HDV “Walkman” ($1,009) New!

  3. So far this year, HDV accounts for 56% of sales. Same period in both ’05 &‘06 it was 25% The DVCAM category is #1, and has grown each year. (Includes PTZ cameras & Anycast.)

  4. To look at it another way… • HDV is our future (probably)

  5. And Sony just made our future brighter… 3 New HDV Camcorders are on the way. HVRHD1000U - Camcorder ($1,600 ?) HVRS270 – Camcorder ($10,500 list) HVRA7U – Camcorder ($6,850 list) 1 New VTR - HVRM35U – VTR ($5,540 list)

  6. HVR-HD1000U – Entry Level HDV • 1/3” ClearVid CMOS Imager • Shoulder Mount design • 10x Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens • Small Cassette only (63 min.) • DV and HDV recording only • Still Image Capture to Memory Stick • Includes Stereo Short Shotgun Mic • Still Picture Record to MemoryStick • HDMI Output • Slow motion record (240 fps) • 10 hr. operation using NPF970 battery • Due next month.

  7. HVRS270U – Top End HDV • (3) 1/3” ClearVid CMOS Imagers • Exmor technology (developed for EX) • Shoulder Mount design • Interchangeable Zeiss 12x lens • Auto focus and stabilization • SLR lenses with adapter • 8x wide angle zoom lens available • Small or Large Cassette • DV / DVCAM and HDV recording • True Progressive 24p & 30p HDV MPEG • SDI / HDSDI outputs • Supplied Solid State Recording Module • 72 min – 16GB • Direct attachment • Due in Feb. ‘08

  8. HVRZ7U – Top End HDV • (3) 1/3” ClearVid CMOS Imagers • Exmor technology (developed for EX) • Compact Design • Interchangeable Zeiss 12x lens • Auto focus and stabilization • SLR lenses with adapter • 8x wide angle zoom lens available • Small Cassette only • DV / DVCAM and HDV recording • True Progressive 24p & 30p HDV MPEG • HDMI uncompressed HD output • Supplied Solid State Recording Module • 72 min – 16GB • Direct attachment • Due in Feb. ‘08

  9. HVRM35U – HDV VTR • Adds support for new 1080 progressive MPEG • SDI / HDSDI output • Large and Small Cassettes • 4 Channel Audio (HVRS270U) • 2.7” LCD Screen • Due in Feb ‘08

  10. GVHD700 – Portable HDV VTR • HDV “Walkman” • 7” 800 x 480 LCD Screen • Small tapes only • DV & HDV Record / Play only • Uses L or M series Li-Ion Batteries • iLink port • HDMI, Composite, S-Video, Component Outputs • Captures still images to Memory Stick • 2 lbs. 13 oz. – 8” x 2.5” x 6.5” • Available now.

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