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Sound byte: Sony Bloggie Live pocket camcorder
Digital cameras and camcorders were a big part of the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show. And one of the hot consumer gadgets that caught our eyes at CES in Las Vegas was the Sony Bloggie Live camcorder.
In this Sound byte with Into Tomorrow, Senior Editor Terry Sullivan highlights some of the findings from Consumer Reports’ First Look at the Sony Bloggie Live camcorder. Click to listen to the Sound byte podcast, which details our impressions of the pocket camera’s ability to wirelessly stream digital videos to online social media sites.
See Consumer Reports’ sections on digital cameras and camcorders for more information on how to choose the right model for your needs.
Also, check out Consumer Reports’ coverage of digital camera and camcorder news from CES 2012, which includes this video: What’s new in cameras.
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Every week, Consumer Reports experts produce a short (less than two minutes in length) audio segment which cover a wide variety of issues regarding consumer electronics and technology. These small “sound bites” can be heard on Into Tomorrow with Dave Graveline. The Sound Byte that is featured in the Consumer Reports Electronics Blog is a segment that aired on last weekend’s Into Tomorrow over-the-air broadcast.
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Now in its 17th year, Into Tomorrow with Dave Graveline covers the Latest in Consumer Electronics & Technology available today and… into tomorrow. The show airs on over 160 AM and FM radio stations around the U.S., on SIRIUS XM Satellite Radio, radio stations in Germany, Bermuda, New Zealand, Canada and several other sources including Mobile Broadcast Network, BeOS Radio, Sprint Radio, TiVo, and many others—every weekend. “Into Tomorrow” is also heard around the world on the Armed Forces Networks in several other countries. You can also catch all Into Tomorrow episodes on the Web. (The most recent show is usually added about three or four days after it has been broadcast on the radio.)
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