In the market for a handy-dandy portable hi-def camcorder? You might want to take a look at this new little (we mean it, it's literally small) camcorder from AgfaPhoto, which supports up to 8 GB SDHC memory cards and can take up 720p resolution. Details after the "read more" link below.

In the market for a small, full HD camcorder? You might be interested in Sony's latest offering, the HDR-TG1 Handycam. This camera has some pretty interesting features including a small form-factor and face detection. To find out more, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Right now, HD Camcorders are still toys for the big boys with deep pockets. But this coming September, the common man (or those to which the concept of deep pockets is uncommon, anyway) may soon get to play with the next-gen camcorder thanks to Canon's HV10. The HV10 shoots full 1080i HD and, at $1299, qualifies as the company's first consumer-oriented HD camcorder.

The HV-10 features:

• Super Range optical image stabilization
  
• Optical zoom extending 10x optical and 200x digital
• 1/2.7-inch CMOS sensor for better colors
  
• Instant AF for very fast and accurate focusing
• Canon HD F1.8 – F3.0 lens with a 37mm filter diameter
  

Additional attractions include the upright, compact style of Canon's Optura 600, a 2.7-inch LCD display, miniSD slot (card not included), a number of Program AE modes, video light, histogram display, zebra patterns, and grid markers. It is a couple of hundred bucks cheaper than Sony's second-gen, entry-level HDR-HC3 which practically has the same features.