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Date: September 21st, 2006
Edited by: Nathan Glentworth (Owner / Head Editor)
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CORPORATE INFORMATION

 


Head Office Corporate Information


Samsung delivers management reform through New Management to maintain high international competitiveness. SAMSUNG is dedicated to contributing to mankind's quality of life. The year 2000 will be declared as the First year of Samsung Digital Management to speed up the digitization of all areas of management with an ultimate objective to become a leader in the digital age of the 21st century. Samsung has continuously improved its financial structure by increasing profits, reducing costs, and enhancing brand image. SAMSUNG's stability and development potential are universally recognized.

 

Canadian Corporate Information


After only a decade of growth since first entering the Canadian market in 1987, Samsung Canada, headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario, has emerged as the market leader. We are growing in Canada by about 20% per year and continue to build a strong presence in every market we enter. Operating as part of Samsung's Americas group, our Canadian operations gain considerable competitive advantage from Samsung's local Americas R&D, manufacturing, and technical support. Samsung Electronics in Canada focuses on consumer electronics and information systems products. Consumer electronics began in Canada in 1987, followed by IS in 1992. The information sales division has grown 61% since 1992. Samsung has introduced a wide range of IS products into the Canadian market, which include hard disk drives, CD-ROM drives, printers, fax machines and monitors enforcing its leading market position and fast year-over-year growth with a strong local presence and reseller network to serve Canadian consumers from coast to coast. Samsung is building a strong presence in Canada as it has all over the world.

 

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION



As one of the latest stages of home video recording evolution, DVD camcorder recording represents a step from analog tape recording to the finer quality digital alternative. If you have been an avid camcorder enthusiast or have bought some upgrades over the past decade, you will notice a very positive trend. Camcorders are getting smaller, but their respective feature lists have been growing. This is something I love to see regardless of what product I am reviewing.


DVD recording itself is also under pressure from the newer internal hard drive based camcorders being released within the last year. The only thing that will keep them on the market for quite some time is the ease of use and their more affordable pricing. The one thing that DVD camcorder users enjoy the most is that they can record a video and instantly play it on their DVD players without having to worry about a computer or converting the content to DVD. Just record, then remove the disc from the player, then insert it into your DVD player and play.


It can't get any simpler and take it from a user with a MiniDV camcorder.....buy a DVD camcorder and enjoy the simplicity of not having to burn your content onto a DVD for distribution. You will know what I mean when you record a family wedding and everyone wants copies...........yeesh.


Stick around, I think you might find this quite an affordable camcorder to sneak into someone's stocking for Christmas.

 

 


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