Compare Prices : Kodak Zx1

Review summary: The Kodak Zx1 is a pocketable HD camcorder for the snowboarder set, with a slick, durable design to go along with its decent performance.

Verdict: Like the Zi6, the Zx1 has the ability to shoot 720p high-def video at either 30 or 60 frames per second and carries the very reasonable price. It also shares some other nice features with the Zi6, such as the ability to shoot 3-megapixel stills (they ...

Review summary: The Zx1 is more compact than most pocket HD camcorders, but its video quality leaves much to be desired.

Pros: Good general color reproduction; three shooting modes

Cons: Outdoor shots have blue cast; yellow cast in video shot with typical indoor lighting; poor video quality in lamplight; zoom stutters

Verdict: With its smaller size, the Zx1 (2.0 by 4.2 by 0.8 inches) is a lot more pocketable than the Zi6 (2.5 by 4.5 by 0.9 inches). From a distance, the Zx1 looks like a large mobile phone. Unlike the Zi6's plastic and rubber body, the Zx1 has a plastic front ...

Review summary: The Kodak Zx1 Digital Video Camera is a compact and weather-resistant device that enables "go-anywhere" High Definition recording. The Zx1 allows users to shoot and share high-quality video quickly and simply, with 720p HD video capture at 60 or 30 ...

Review summary: The world of consumer electronics is thick with compromise. It's a sad fact that blows harder than the North Wind, and is getting worse as designers keep trying to load smaller, cheaper devices with piles of high-end features. That's why we went mad ...

Pros: Retrofuturistic Tron design lines and keypad. No more stealth-busting start-up chime. HDMI if you don't mind cables. 720p with up to 60fps. Rechargeable Ni-MH AAs and charger included. Nearly 34 per cent smaller and 16 per cent lighter than Zi6

Cons: Slighter body means a smaller screen (by a quarter of an inch) which means worse playback quality. Relatively narrow lens angle. Nocturnal and low-light shooting still yields noisy clips