Canon unveiled on Monday its new line of Vixia High-Definition camcorders, which record using the AVCHD codec. The line includes the Vixia HF10 and Vixia HF100 Dual Flash Memory camcorders and the HV30 camcorder. These three products join two other devices that Canon released previously: the HG10 AVCHD Hard Disk Drive camcorder and the HR10 AVCHD DVD camcorder.

Canon’s recently released camcorders use the company’s own DIGIC DV II image processor. They all feature optical image stabilization and share an HD CMOS Image Sensor that can record full high def (1920 x 1080) images.

The HF10 Dual Flash Memory camcorder has the ability to record video content to an internal Flash drive along with an SDHC memory card. The Vixia HF 10 Dual Flash Memory device costs $1,099 and features a 16 GB internal Flash drive, which can store up to 6 hours of video depending on the quality of the recorded content. The HF100 costs only $899, but it features only a SDHC-compatible flash memory slot.

According to Canon, Flash memory was a good choice because it is more reliable than traditional hard drives thanks to its solid state and its being less power-hungry.

The third device Canon released on Monday is the HV30 camcorder, which cost $999 and records video content to MiniDV cassettes. It uses a 10x high def Video Lens, 2.9-megapixel Full HD CMOS image sensor and a 2.7-inch widescreen LCD.

Excepting these three camcorders, Canon revealed on Monday the DW-100 DVD burner as well, which costs $269 and allows people burn their video content directly to DVDs without having to transfer it on a computer first. The device burns both standard definition DVDs and AVCHD DVDs, which can be played back on Blu-Ray Disc players.