Pure Digital Technologies is keeping up the pace with the constant updates to its pocket-sized camcorder line. The company introduced a new model today, the Flip Ultra HD, which brings the Ultra line up to the same HD standards that the Mino line saw last November. Like the Flip Mino HD, the Ultra HD shoots 720p footage and—in many ways—mirrors the Mino HD’s feature set. So what exactly is different about these two camcorders?
We think it’s best to describe the Ultra HD as a minor improvement upon the Mino HD experience. While the Mino HD has 4GB of internal, nonexpandable memory (providing 60 minutes of 720p HD footage at 30 fps), the UltraHD has twice that much—8GB of space, allowing for 120 minutes of full-resolution footage. The Ultra HD also has a larger screen than the Mino HD—a 2-inch display versus 1.5-inch on the Mino HD—and the same level of 2x digital zoom. But that’s just the beginning.
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