David Kender

Of the multitude of high definition camcorders Sony has released this year, the HDR-CX7 is undoubtedly the most fetching to the eye. Gone are cumbersome, bulky elements like a tape deck, DVD bay, or a lot of on-board ports and jacks. The problem with throwing out the bath water, of course, is keeping hold of the baby. Unlike its sibling camcorders, the HDR-CX7 lacks a lot of manual control features and interfaces like the control dial that helps justify the big price tag. The result is a very pricey point-and-shoot that looks cool and shoots well in adequate lighting, but could use a bit more horsepower in some key areas.

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