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Engadget Apr 22, 2010

We have our complaints about the S20's confusing interface and cluttered controls, but when you think about all the features (and accessories!) you get for $150 (on the street, anyway), it's hard to totally pooh-pooh it. Ultimately we can't say the S20 cured all of our camcorder woes,...

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Computerworld Jun 3, 2010

While this feature-filled camera offers 1080p HD video and, at 3.5 oz, is eminently portable, its design is too complicated to allow most users to take full advantage of its better qualities.

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mythic mythic

+Size +SD memory recording +Looks good --Very sensitive for anything other than sunny afternoon makes it very hard to record anything inside the house even with all lights on. -Battery life is poor -No stability correction at 1080p recording -No zoom at 1080p recording -no optical zoom

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