Hurry! Down here! Hurry! We’ve got a Canon DC40 DVD Camcorder today! It records onto MiniDVD or MiniSD and it has a 10x optical zoom. Get inside before it goes! Hurry! Don’t dawdle! Run!

You may think nobody cares about your pastrami sandwich, but the success of YouTube certainly proves otherwise. All you need is a view that parrots what people already believe and they’ll flock to you like whatever it is that flocks. Sponges, maybe. But whatever it is, it starts with the Canon DC40 DVD Camcorder.

You see, the Canon DC40 DVD Camcorder records to mini dvd discs, as well a mini SD card. They’re tiny but useful, when you can find them. You’ll get one DVD-R in the box. It won’t take you long to notice how perfect they are for moving your data back to a computer where you can work the raw footage, maybe using the Digital Video Solution Disc (for Mac or PC!) or the Roxio MyDVD for Canon software.

Then you’ll find that the 16:9 widescreen or 4:3 ratio gives you the full field of vision. Now, if you’re one of those crazy people who find widescreen “distracting”, you could probably draw little black lines on the sides of the 10x optical zoom lens, but we don’t think that’s a good idea, especially since it might ruin the super spectra coating that reduces flare and ghosting.

Inside your Canon DC40 DVD Camcorder is the Level Shot Control and the image stabilization, making sure your shots come out the way they should, even when you pan or zoom. That means fresh out of the box, you’re already using more technology than they had during the first decade of Doctor Who. And there made at least seven good scenes. That one with the Master and the demon-thing? Wow!

So don’t let anonh8sci9001 scoop you on this. Pick yourself up a Canon DC40 DVD Camcorder and feed some Peeps to the cat. It’s the breakthrough Easter video just waiting to happen!

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