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There is a growing trend in the consumer electronics market for "all in one devices" which offer a number of features in one appliance.
Just look at the huge popularity of the iPhone, a device offering a digital camera, mp3 player, video recording, Internet access and er... a phone, all in one sleek, pocketable unit.
Arguably however, these all encompassing devices often fall in to the "jack of all trades - master of none" category. Standalone devices typically perform their tasks to a far higher standard.
Take camcorders as an example. Since their boom in the 1980s the portable consumer camcorder has been a "must have", particularly for doting parents wishing to record their children's first day at school or simply hoping to make a quick £250 from "You've Been Framed".
However, now you can record on any number of devices, from digital cameras to mobile phones which are ideal for uploading clips to Internet sites.
But, no matter how far these technologies improve, none can match the performance and quality of a "proper" camcorder.
With technology capable of filming in dim light, touch screens, separate microphone inputs and high-quality lens they deliver far better results from recording.
And, with a wide range of bespoke camcorder accessories it is easy to get the very best from your equipment.
Of particular importance for these waiting to record junior's first steps will be a spare battery. Look at it as an investment as you'll easily make it back when your recordings appear on "You've Been Framed".