30 April 2009 15:09 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
The second generation of Pure Digital's Flip Ultra line has been announced in the States, with the launch of the new Flip Ultra and Flip UltraHD.Featuring 2 hours of recording time, a high-res 2-inch screen, and battery recharging through the built-in USB arm, the new models follow the same cheap-and-easy theme as previous incarnations but get more memory and a bigger screen, as well as HD capture in the higher-end model.
The Flip Ultra will be available in black, white, yellow and pink, can shoot at a web-friendly resolution of 640 x 480, gets 4GB built-in memory and offers 2x digital zoom, for what that's worth.
The UltraHD gets the same zoom, is available in a more grown-up black and white (with a chrome trim) and can shoot 1280 x 720 resolution video recorded to 8GB internal memory and offers widescreen output to a TV via HDMI.
Pre-loaded with FlipShare software for hook-up with PCs or Macs, the Flip Ultra and UltraHD camcorders are priced at $149.99 and $199.99. There is no news yet on a UK launch. Cameras, Flip, Pure Digital, Camcorders, Home Cinema






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