Have you always wanted a video camera, but been put off by the complex buttons, confusing menus and baffling manual? Well now we can introduce the Wiki Video Camera, a simple point, click and record camera that records direct to a memory card in standard MPEG4 format.

It's all very well having a camcorder with all the bells and whistles on, that will give you HD quality video of a pimple on someones nose over a mile away, but do you really know what all those buttons, dials and settings actually do? If you are like us, and don't, the Wiki Digital Camcorder is the perfect solution for you. It's as easy as point, click, and record. The TFT Screen shows what you are aiming at, and the video is captured straight to a memory card in standard MPEG4 format.

Once you have captured your video you can play it back on the 2 inch TFT screen to share immediately, or it's also easy to connect to your PC with the attached USB plug and transfer the files for editing, uploading, or send via Email.

The Wiki Digital Video Camera is perfect for those who want a simple video camera that they can point and shoot with, negating any need for messing around with settings and buttons.

MPEG4 is highly compressed video, so a 2GB card will hold approximately 100-120 minutes of video, thats nearly 2 hours at 640 x 480 resolution with 30 frames per second!

Features and Specification

VGA resolution (640 x 480)
Maximum of 30 frames per second video rate (VGA mode)
MPEG4 format recording
2.0" TFT screen
Super simple control
Supports a maximum of 2GB memory card

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