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Taipei TAIWAN – How much would you pay for a camcorder that records high definition video? Aiptek has one that not only records HD video but can also take pictures for under $300. The Pocket DV 2300 HD fits in the palm of your hand and records to high capacity SD cards.
 Aiptek's high-def compact camcorder...The Pocket DV records at up to 30 frames a second at 1280 by 720P pixels. Company reps at the Computex trade show in Taipei told us that a four GB card can hold up to two hours of video.
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