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March 12, 2010
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Sony's Pistol-Grip Bloggie Pocket Camcorder
The new Bloggie MHS-CM5/V pocketable Sony camcorder has a 5X optical zoom, and shoots 1080p footage at 30fps and 5 mega-pixel photos. It's also compatible with SD/SDHC cards, ending the company's Memory Stick-only era. - Senior Editor Tim Moynihan
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