A fierce struggle is being waged in the device market. The goal is to capture the buyer’s heart and faithfully record the entertaining moments of the owner’s life. Among the winners are the most sophisticated and bright ones. Such as the small orange new ESee from Philips or the resurrected good old Polaroid, Alexander Levy gives an example.

I like the trend in the video production market. More and more compact camcorders are appearing. And it’s not a burden to carry them with you, their recording quality is decent, and their prices are reasonable. The range of these small video cameras has been expanded by the Dutch company Philips. Her new ESee catches the eye with its orange color, the same as the Dutch national football team's kit.

The technical flavor of this camcorder is also attractive. The 8-megapixel lens captures Full HD images at 30 frames per second. For photography, there are functions for recognizing smiles and faces in the frame. The battery will last for two hours of continuous operation. The device is not afraid of diving under water to a depth of 3 meters and falling from a height of 1.5 meters, that is, the camera is aimed at active people. Moreover, they are active not only physically, but also in the online environment: ESee has a special video recording mode for the Internet. Captured moments can be viewed immediately on the 2-inch display. And already at home, the camcorder can be connected to the TV via the HDMI interface. The estimated price of Philips ESee is $240.

Remember the little Polaroid revolution? How everyone loved these instant photographs in a white frame, which they waved so that they would “develop faster.” The American company decided to come back . The digital model Polaroid Z340, like its legendary predecessor, immediately prints photos. But if the previous version used ink and toners, the new one burns a special ZINK polymer material to obtain certain colors. The camera costs $300, but don’t forget about the cards. A set of 30 pieces will cost $19.99.

Camcorder from Philips and come back from Polaroid