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Click for big image Gateway DVS20 MPEG4 Pocket Multi-Cam






Batteries: 2AA
Batteries Included: 1
Battery Description: 2 AA
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Gateway
Color: Titanium Silver
Display Size: 1.5inches
EAN: 0827103006476
Feature(s):
  • Digital camcorder and camera in one
  • Tapeless MPEG-4 video format
  • Capture up to 18 minutes of video or 700 still pictures to the 64MB internal memory
  • SD slot for expanded memory
  • About the size of a bar of soap

  • Floppy Disk Drive Description: None
    Item Dimensions:
  • Height 3.5 inches
  • Width 1.2 inches
  • Weight 4.3 Ounces

  • Label: Gateway
    List Price: $199.99
    Manufacturer: Gateway
    Model: DV-S20
    MPN: DV-S20
    Number Of Items: 1
    Package Dimensions:
    Height: 5.1"
    Width: 5.8"
    Length: 5.1"
    Weight: 1.35 lbs.
    Product Group: Photography
    Publisher: Gateway
    Special Features: Digital camcorder
    Studio: Gateway
    UPC: 827103006476
    Variation Description: Titanium Silver
     

    Editorial Reviews
    Product Description:
    DV-S20 is the pocket size digital camcorder and camera in one for a breakthrough price. With the DV-S20 you get multiple devices in one. Small and light, you can take it everywhere. It uses no tapes - all digital functions means it's simple to use and easy to share content. Capture all your moments on video or photo. The DV-S20 includes everything you need to share your footage over the web or on your TV. 64MB of built-in memory is enough for almost 18 minutes of video and hundreds of photos.
    Amazon.com Review:
    Not a full-fledged camcorder, and yet very much more than a toy, the Gateway DVS20 MPEG4 Pocket Multi-Cam is one of a new generation of "convergence" devices that take both still images and tapeless digital video. In a head-to-head contest with a full-featured tapeless camcorder--something from Panasonic D-Snap's line, for example--it may not come out all that well, but at this price range a more fair comparison would be with an entry-level digital still camera. Seen in this light, the DVS20 does very well indeed. In fact, I now find myself favoring my Gateway over my everyday digital camera, a low end Olympus.

    The DVS20's compact body
    The first advantage it has over almost every still camera in its price range is the swiveling LCD that lets you take photos from awkward angles--you can shoot holding the camera over your head for example, by angling the LCD down, or capture stylish, cinematic low angles. And the shutter action is above average, with very little of the dreaded shutter delay effect of many digital cameras (you know, when you press the button and the picture gets taken sometime the following week).

    So what about video? The DVS20 does okay, though it would be better to think of video as a bonus function rather than its main purpose. It performs middling to poor in low-light conditions, but in daylight it takes pretty clear, if somewhat herky-jerky footage. A memory card is a must if you want to do any significant amount of taping--the size of the internal memory is actually pretty generous at 64 MB, but this will hold a maximum of 18 minutes of video, and that's at the lowest resolution (a very grainy 320 x 240). It's worth noting that the mic performs much better I expected. I was able to tape a public event, getting very clear audio for both the PA and the ambient crowd noise.

    One real downside is the rate at which this thing eats through batteries--one day of sporadic use was all that a pair of alkalines lasted me. Do not proceed without rechargeables! And while we're talking downsides, I should also mention that the flash tends to wash out facial features at distances under ten feet. Overall, though, you'd be hard put to find a better value in this price range. --David Stoesz

    Pros

    • Above-average performance for its price range
    • Swivel-view LCD
    • A/V and USB outputs
    • SD card slot
    • Very compact body--comparable to a pack of cigarettes.
    Cons
    • Devours batteries like sweet, sweet candy
    • Only so-so low light performance
    • The flash tends to wash out details


    Customer Reviews Average rating - 3.0

    Rating - 3 Date: 2006-12-12
    Content: when i bought this Camera i read other Reviews about it and i saw almost every one agree about the Quilty of the Video that it was not Good and i would agree witht hem too Ecery thing is looks good and Smoooth but if u plain to Shoot Video , Do not try that indoor it has to be Outdoor where is ligh and it has less than 20 feet for Good zoom .

    if you buy this Camera be sure you not looking for very Good Quilty Video , Do not write back and say this Camera has Bad Quilty of Video every one here telling you its not agood Camera if u plan to Record your Wedding or Birthday Party .

    i just Bought it and i thought to Return it back becose the bad Quilty of the Video but i thought to keep it and give it to one of my Family Kids.
    Summary: Good Camera but not So Good

    Rating - 5 Date: 2005-11-07
    Content: I think that this is the best buy on the net, great video, excellent controls. Recommended.
    Summary: wow what a camera, for $139.00 this is the best deal on the net

    Rating - 4 Date: 2005-10-18
    Content: While the DVS20 doesn't provide high-quality video, it's very adequate, especially considering the price. I am a college tennis player and use it to tape my tennis matches. The quality is just fine. The DVS20 takes decent pictures as well. I'm happy with this product and would recommend it to those who don't need serious, high-quality video.
    Summary: A solid, cheap camcorder and camera.

    Rating - 5 Date: 2005-10-14
    Content: I read the reviews before I bought this little multi-cam, so I knew what I was getting. I also knew that for the price, this was not going to be some high-end piece of equipment. That said, it was exactly what I wanted. Something easy to carry and that takes decent short videos and still pictures. We recently took it camping with us and took several videos of ourselves and our dog. And, you cannot beat the price.
    Summary: Little Gateway Delivers

    Rating - 2 Date: 2005-10-11
    Content: Well, at first it was a nifty little camera, but after a week, it something started to go wrong with it. I don't exactly know what it was, but now it won't turn on anymore, I tried new batteries and still nothing. The quality of the pictures is pretty good for being a 2.1 Mp, and its a nice little camera if you want to take pictures once in a while, but be carefull because they are defective.
    Summary: Item is not that great as it seems


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