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The Everio GZ-MC200 corrects the shortcomings of earlier memory-card camcorders from Panasonic and Sanyo, which had poor image quality and low recording capacity. With its ability to record one full hour of DVD-quality video, the Everio is an interesting alternative to cassette camcorders, especially since its compact size makes it perfect for travel. Its price of $1,299 doesn't put it at a great disadvantage against MiniDV competitors, given that it also boasts a 2-megapixel still-photo mode. Our only criticisms concern its handling qualities.
Buy It If:
You want an ultra-compact camcorder
You don't need to do video editing
You want to burn video to DVD easily and quickly
You also want to take still photos with your camcorder