Samsung’s second imaging product of the morning is the HMX-E10 camcorder, a point-and-shoot model capable of Full HD video and packing a 270-degree swivelling lens. The E10 shoots 1080p 30fps video and 8-megapixel stills, and as with similar pocket camcorders has a pop-out USB plug that’s used for offloading content to your computer together with recharging the battery.
Control, meanwhile, is via a spattering of simple hardware buttons and a 2.7-inch touchscreen display. Plug it into your PC and up pops Samsung intelli-studio, a simple editing suite that also includes uploading tools to get your new content off to YouTube or other media sharing sites.
Finally there are plenty of digital effects – including tilt-shift and Lomo – together with an HDMI port and microSD card slot. It’ll drop in September 2010, in black or white, priced at $199.99.