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Camcorders Specs: Standard Definition • Flash card • CMOS Optical Sensor
Reviews: 199 user reviews
"Enter the ATC2K- Oregon Scientific’s second attempt at combining the stability and higher resolutions of a lipstick camera with the portability and self-containment of a flash drive cam...To begin, the ATC2K is a sturdy feeling camera that weighs in at roughly a half pound (with 2 double A batteries installed...There is really no remedy for this situation other than good old-fashioned trial and error...The bottom line is that we were pretty impressed with the end result..." read more »
Retrevo's Recommendation: Buy with caution if you really want it
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Camcorders Specs: Standard Definition • Flash card • CMOS Optical Sensor
Reviews: 8 expert reviews (rating 60 / 100) • 5 user reviews
"The ATC5K and ATC3K are both designed to be waterproof (up to 10ft...Both shoot in VGA - the ATC3K has a 48 degree field of view and the ATC5K has a 53 degree field of view, plus an LCD..." read more »
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Camcorders Specs: Standard Definition • Flash card • CMOS Optical Sensor
Reviews: 7 expert reviews (rating 70 / 100) • 20 user reviews
"Like sliding down snowy slopes while standing on thin planks of wood...It's probably the toughest camera we've ever tested...It's waterproof to 10 feet so we never had to worry about it getting wet, plus it's resistant to snow, dust, and shocks, which is just as well seeing as we spent more time wiped out than slaloming down the mountains...The $149.99 ATC3K Extreme has a 48-degree, 640x480-pixel lens, and can store up to 4 hours of footage at 30fps on to an optional 4GB SD card..." read more »
Retrevo's Recommendation: Average Buy for Everyone
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Camcorders Specs: Standard Definition • Flash card • CMOS Optical Sensor • 0.31 Mpix Video Resolution
Reviews: 14 user reviews
"The ATC-1000 from Oregon Scientific is a entry-level helmet camera that is 100% solid state, totally integrated, and no wires...HCC.com’s recommendation = Great for kids, leave it at home on the big day...It’s good see that Oregon Scientific came right back with a new and improved ATC model, the ATC-2000...It seems they listened to ATC-1000 users and tried their best to get it right in round 2..." read more »
Retrevo's Recommendation: Average Buy for Everyone
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Camcorders Specs: Standard Definition • Flash card • CMOS Optical Sensor
Reviews: 4 user reviews
"Already reviewed by Gadgets TV, the All Terrain Camera 2000 (ATC 2000) made by Oregon Scientific is available...If you doubt our claims, then go to Youtube.com and search for “ATC 2000” and just view those user-submitted videos...The good news for this video size is that you can record over an hour's worth of video (1 hour and 30 minutes at 640 x 480, 30fps, and 2GB SD card...Another improvement made by Oregon Scientific is that, as compared to the ATC 1000 which uses three AAA batteries, the ATC 2000 uses two AA batteries..." read more »
Retrevo's Recommendation: Older product, look for current models
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