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A growing number of high-end mobiles feature HD recording with 720p fast becoming the norm. The Flip Mino should be concerned and you should be checking them out. Note: this test is based on video performance not overall phone performance.
Best: Variable SettingsSony Ericsson Vivaz
£270
Love: Great video and lots of tweakable settings
Hate: Terrible OS
Read the full review Link: Sony Ericsson
Best: Video QualitySamsung Wave
£270
Love: Quality HD video, AMOLED screen
Hate: No HDMI
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Best: Onboard EditingApple iPhone 4 16GB
£500
Love: Great HD results, the iMovie app
Hate: No HDMI or tweakable settings
Read the full review Link: Apple
Best: ConnectedAcer Stream
£400
Love: Sharp screen, HDMI
Hate: Weak, washed out video results. No flash
Read the full review Link: Acer
Best: Still ImagesMotorola Milestone XT720
£360
Love: HDMI Port, Xenon flash for the stills camera
Hate: Poor in low light
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