Samsung attempts to separate most of its HD camcorder line by incorporating SSD–solid-state drive–storage compared to competitors’ classic hard disks, normal old built-in flash, or just removable flash cards. This can be a rather flimsy thread to hang a strategy on.

While SSD theoretically confers a size advantage over hard disks, Samsung’s core line of four HD camcorders–the HMX-H106, the H105, the H104, and also the H100–are nevertheless relatively large, and bigger than a standard card-based model.The models are identical save the built-in storage, which starts at none (SDHC card only) and tops off at 64GB.

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1. Pure Digital Flip Mino Digital Camcorders

The ‘pure digital flip mino‘ is a sleek, pocketable, easy to use Good video quality If you’ve used the Flip Video or Flip Ultra, you’ll know how to operate the Mino–even its new features are a no-brainer for a first-time user to operate. The Mino adds touch-sensitive controls, which replace all standard buttons (other than the record and power buttons) found on the other Flip models.

These four capacitive touch buttons surround the centrally positioned record button; “plus” and “minus” buttons control the zoom and the audio playback volume, while left and right buttons allow you to select videos for playback. The Mino’s full set of controls are rounded out by touch-sensitive play/pause buttons and a delete button.

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