Abstract: Look! Up in the sky! Its a camcorder! Its a camera! Its...neither? With its redundantly named DXG-301V, digital camera newcomer DXG claims to have shattered price and functionality barriers by putting a 3.2-megapixel sensor inside a camcorders body--all for $199. But the DXG-301Vs MPEG-4 video features are lacking, and its elongated shape makes it an awkward choice for point-and-shoot photography.
