Camcorder

This page groups together Randy's videos about the Fisher Price PXL 2000 camcorder.

The sources mainly repeat the same memory: he bought the camera in 1988, explained its black-and-white, cassette-based design, and said he still liked it despite its flaws.

Catalogued sources

1. Fisher Price PXL 2000 Camcorder —
   Role: randy commentary
   Randy relationship: Randy is speaking from personal ownership and long-term nostalgia for the camcorder.
   Sentiment: positive

   Randy says he bought a Fisher Price PXL 2000 camcorder on October 16, 1988, explains that it recorded only in black and white on high-bias audio cassettes, notes his father's criticism, and says he bought another one later on eBay.

   I've always liked this camera.

2. Another Video About The Fisher Price PXL 2000 Camcorder —
   Role: randy commentary
   Randy relationship: Randy is revisiting a camera he owned and used years earlier.
   Sentiment: positive

   Randy again recounts buying the PXL 2000, describes its black-and-white output and tape limits, mentions a successful transfer to VCR, and says he still has fond memories of it.

   i still have fond memories of the pxl 2000

3. Fisher Price - PXL 2000 Camcorder —
   Role: randy commentary
   Randy relationship: Randy is describing his own purchase and use of the camcorder from the late 1980s.
   Sentiment: mixed

   Randy says he received the camcorder as an early Christmas present, explains that it used audio cassettes, was black and white, and only recorded about five minutes per side.

   this camera is black and white

4. PXL 2000 Camcorder —
   Role: randy commentary
   Randy relationship: Randy is reflecting on a camera he owned and used.
   Sentiment: mixed

   Randy says the camcorder cost a hundred bucks, contrasts it with far more expensive color camcorders, explains the five-minute recording limit, and says he enjoyed it despite its flaws.

   even though this camera was not very good i did enjoy it