Pure Digital’s Flip line of camcorders led the charge, followed by the Creative Pocket Video Cam. Now Kodak is the latest camera manufacturer betting that budding videographers will snap up a pocket-size cam instead of bulkier camcorders.

The company recently released its first mini-camcorder, the $180 Zi6 Pocket Video Camera. This 5.6-ounce device delivers HD video (1280×720 pixels at 60 frames per second) in an easy-to-use package (also available in pink, of course). The video is stored on an SD card, and the Zi6 will accept cards of up to 32 gigabytes; the storage card will cost you extra, however. The gone-green crowd will appreciate that video device is powered by AA rechargeable batteries.

The Zi6 connects to PCs via a flip-out USB, and the self-installing software can automatically upload videos to YouTube or help you tweak video with a rudimentary editing app. Kodak also throws in cables to connect the Zi6 directly to your TV for viewing.

also you could find the detail the Zi6 specifications though their website.

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