EZ200 and EZ210 Budget Camcorders From RCA

[Chris Gohlke]

http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-cam..._Search+Results

"We weren't particularly impressed with the video quality of the Small Wonder EZ205 or EZ200; the Traveler EZ210 performed better. The step-down models had trouble with brightly lit outdoor scenes, but the EZ210 was able to compensate and adjust the lighting for a more correct exposure. Low-light performance was also decent and the video image--for a low-resolution (640 x 480) video anyway--appeared adequately sharp in most conditions."



Developing a line of products to compete with the current low-end market champ Flip!, Brilliant!  Naming it after one of the worst TV series of the 1980's, not so much.  Both are priced to please at just under and just over the $100 mark, including 1 and 2 GB memory cards respectively.  CNET has full reviews of both the EZ200 and EZ210. 

[Chris Gohlke]

http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-cam..._Search+Results

"We weren't particularly impressed with the video quality of the Small Wonder EZ205 or EZ200; the Traveler EZ210 performed better. The step-down models had trouble with brightly lit outdoor scenes, but the EZ210 was able to compensate and adjust the lighting for a more correct exposure. Low-light performance was also decent and the video image--for a low-resolution (640 x 480) video anyway--appeared adequately sharp in most conditions."



Developing a line of products to compete with the current low-end market champ Flip!, Brilliant!  Naming it after one of the worst TV series of the 1980's, not so much.  Both are priced to please at just under and just over the $100 mark, including 1 and 2 GB memory cards respectively.  CNET has full reviews of both the EZ200 and EZ210.