Toshiba Launches Two New Full HD Camcorders

Almost everyone liked clicking pictures or at least getting clicked, but not everyone needs a full-size camcorder for that purpose. For some people even a pocket camcorder can do the trick. As a matter of fact ever since Pure Digital has introduced the Flip Video Line, almost everybody has been looking to fetch some of that market share. Toshiba also is among them, and in the same urge, Toshiba has debuted its Two New Full HD Camcorders the CAMILEO S30 and CAMILEO P20.

Both, the CAMILEO S30 and CAMILEO P20 are capable of recording in H.264 and can also capture up to 1080p resolution. Both the cameras come with a whole new 3″ touch screens on its rear end and with a refurbished user interface.

The CAMILEO P20 comes with a 5MP sensor, while the CAMILEO S30 comes with an 8MP sensor, and that’s the major difference between the pair. Both these Toshiba digital cameras will enter the market in third quarter of 2010 all through Middle East, Africa and Europe, but we haven’t heard anything on its availability in North America.

Both the digital cameras have a pistol-grip design, an HDMI port, a 10x digital zoom, complex video output and miniUSB 2.0 ports. These cameras also log footage on the SD, SDHC or SDXC card, and both the cameras makes it easy for the users to upload clips through Picasa and YouTube.