We're only too aware that our Product Survey of camcorders is little out-of-date.

Don't worry, though, we're working on bringing it right up to date. 

Our selection here is based on our preliminary results and some of the best stills cameras which can cut it with other camcorders out there. 

Given that a lot of them now support Full HD, do you really need two separate bits of kit?

	Budget Buyer: Panasonic Lumix FX37 An excellent digital still camera that also films in 720p HD.  You'll need a large a large SDHC memory card to make the best of it, and be careful to check your software, as it record .MOV files, not always compatible with entry-level editing software.	Amazon Marketplace UK 159.99 Compare prices

	Simplicity First: Creative VADO Hardly bigger than a mobile, the VADO only works in Standard Definition.  The interface is clear and simple and you can get to grips with it very quickly.	dabs.com 61.61 Dell (UK) 66.08 Dell Business 78.04 Amazon.co.uk 78.28 Amazon Marketplace UK 117.29 OYYY 136.94 Compare prices

	Demanding User: Canon HG21 (test in progress) Ready for Full HD?  The HG21 records in excellent detail on an internal hard drive as well as it does on memory cards, and features a 25p mode for a real cinema look.	dabs.com 61.61 Dell (UK) 66.08 Dell Business 78.04 Amazon.co.uk 78.28 Compare prices

	On The Go: Sony TG3 A real pocket camcorder, the TG3 doesn't scrimp on style either.  It fims in Full HD (1920 x 1080) on Sony's Memory Stick cards.  Its easy-to-use interface is controleld directly from the 2.7 inch touchsceen.	Amazon Marketplace UK 469.00 Compare prices

	Expert: Sony HDR-SR11 A fully-featured camcorder with an ajustable full-color viewfinder as well as 920 00 pixel LCD, this camcorder does it all in Full HD.	Find the best price

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