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rudyt
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Hi, I made a litle tool to easaly download your video's and images from your camcorder. I made it for my legria HF200 but it can be used for any camcorder. You don't need to connect your camera, just insert you sd-card in your pc or connect the camera to the PC and download the video's to your PC. You'l need dotnet framework 3.5 to use this software. You can download it at http://users.telenet.be/truyens/

hnguyen314
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hi, i have a personal question, more of a favor, regarding this product so if you could kindly help, i would very much appreciate your time and effort! please e-mail me at hnguyen314@yahoo.com

brutalback94
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Hi I have a question...How do I convert my videos into other formats (so that I can edit them in other programs) but without loosing my HD quallity? If you could e-mail me to zvonko.sopka@yahoo.com TNX!!!!!!!!!

jonesy44
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Ahh fairdoos.. I'm thinking of converting! D:

Hawkee
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Nope, I'm happy with my Macbook Pro =)

jonesy44
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Thankyou for the +Like, Hawkee :) Ever thought about investing in a netbook?

Hawkee
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Thanks for the comment UnregPunk, it's very helpful.

SomeUnregPunk
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I brought this computer at BestBuy after I checked out all the other models being sold in my area for this type of computer. It was the cheapest with the best equipment except for the onboard graphics card.

Also the (300 watt)power source is not equipped to handle if the computer is placed in a area of your home that has temperatures up beyond 70 degrees, you lose power as the temp goes up. Add last year's high end cards and you got a problem.

I brought HIS Radeon 4670 with a Antec 750 Watt TruePower, together it cost me $300. If you go cheap with the power source, you'll pay for it later when it dies and takes part of your system with it. I could have got lower but the Microcenter I brought it from actually gave a cheaper price for the 750 watt over the 550 watt. I guess now I can add more hardware with no trouble. This also claims to be 80% efficient.

I can now play Crysis on the highest level graphics with no slowdown. I also have a wiFi card installed so I don't understand why one reviewer said he had to uninstalled his.

The motherboard has only 1 PCI-e slot so if your looking for to crossfire this instead the computer for you.

R3volv3R
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Well I have had mixed results. The 1st IQ506 I got was crap. I had system recoveries and OS lock ups continuously. I also lost the touchscreen completely and the Keyboard LED light was intermittent. I called HP they swore the PC was bulletproof. Well after working with the techs at HP I finally said enough and exchanged the PC. The nmew one appears to be working fine, time will tell. I did see the DVD comments and will be checking that immediately. WHile I feel there are some serious QUALITY issues with all HP products (I also got a lemon laptop from them) I do think this PC is a very nice and unique layout. I would hope that for the $1500+ per unit HP will put some serious minds behind correcting and flaws. After working On PC hardware now for years both in the build and repair areas I felt the PC problem APPEARED (my opinion) to be a power related issue. The faulty one I had appeared to be having intermittent failures throughout the system. In my experience this is usually power supply related. I cannot confirm this as I am not paid to fix HP's PCs for them ;) I would bet that a larger and more robust power supply may correct these "lemons". Take care and good luck!

bugyou
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if you want some awesome headphones for a cheap price ($20) go buy some skullcandy ink'd headphones. they are have the highest 'quality to price' ratio outh there.

Hawkee
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Really tempted to get one of these. I've got a 17" Powerbook G4 that's getting a tad slow right now, so a core 2 duo would do me good.