I am buying products from Amazon regularly and I have not face any difficult situation than this time.. As amazon has started another method of special delivery and trying to attract customers to go for it.. but it is ridiculous to those who are regulars and expecting delivery in 2-4 working days...

I have been using this disk as a backup drive for a couple years. It does its job very well. No need of external power supply, just plug it into a USB port and you are ready to go. Drive has been very reliable so far.

Bought this purely to record the interior of a house we were thinking of buying abroad to back up copious still pictures as a memory jogger when we came back to the UK. Very good externally not so good internally which was the whole point of buying it.

Small size; good picture in bright daylight conditions

Controls very small, poor instruction with camera, very poor in low light conditions; WARNING; No use with Apple Mac unless you convert all of the files

Name: Camileo S20 (Toshiba) Type: Ultra-compact camcorder Specs: Camera: 16 Megapixel CMOS image sensor, 4x digital zoom and digital image stabilsation at resolutions below 1080p Recording media: 128MB built in memory, SD/SDHC Card (4GB provided) Screen: 3" Colour LCD...

Bought this purely to record the interior of a house we were thinking of buying abroad to back up copious still pictures as a memory jogger when we came back to the UK. Very good externally not so good internally which was the whole point of buying it.

Small size; good picture in bright daylight conditions

Controls very small, poor instruction with camera, very poor in low light conditions; WARNING; No use with Apple Mac unless you convert all of the files

CONCLUSIONS The S20 has three distinct strengths and two glaring weaknesses. On the plus side, it is super slim, has a large (for its class, anyway) 3.0-inch display, and comes loaded with extras like the HDMI cable and mini tripod.

Sleek; slim design; Loads of extras; Large 3-inch display

Awkward menu navigation; Video quality just barely "good enough

When Toshiba announced this year that it would sell camcorders, it wasn't the first time the company was late to enter a market. After all, it was one of the last major PC manufacturers to jump on the netbook bandwagon.

The first portable video cameras were so big they needed two people to carry them around. But camcorders have been getting smaller every year, and Toshiba is claiming yet another record with the Camileo S20.

Thinnest HD camcorder on market; Reasonably priced

Lacks manual controls; Image stabilisation not available in Full HD mode; Substandard image quality

Note: Pricing for the Toshiba Camileo S20 is in US$. It's not currently distributed in Australia but can be picked up from online retailers.

Time-lapse mode; white balance presets; fun extras; LED lamp for low-light shooting; Very slim and light

Menu navigation and zoom can be frustrating; no built-in USB connector; cheap-feeling build

It may be thin and light - even for a pocket camcorder - but the ultraslim Toshiba Camileo S20 packs tonnes of features into its tiny frame.