Product Description
The DiMAGE A1 is the next generation SLR-type digital camera from Minolta. Taking the best from the DiMAGE 7 series, the DiMAGE A1 was redesigned for today's digital photographer. This is a camera for those who demand the highest imaging quality and versatility in a compact, easy-to-use package. The DiMAGE A1 exploits the power of digital imaging by providing the tools to express your creativity and solve visual problems. And above all, the DiMAGE A1 is a joy to use.
Amazon.com Product Description
Fusing high-quality digital imaging technology with versatile tools that help express your creativity and solve visual problems, the SLR-type Minolta Dimage A1 is built for the demanding digital photographer. It features a 5-megapixel resolution, 7x optical zoom lens, an anti-shake function, ultra-quick shutter speed, and many more professional features. It also has the world's fastest autofocus speed among SLR-type digital cameras with a non-interchangeable lens (as of July, 2003).
Optics and Resolution
The Dimage A1 is built around a high-precision electro-optical system designed to maximize image quality, featuring a 5.3 megapixel primary-color CCD with 5.0 million effective pixels for fine high-resolution images. It captures up to 2592 x 1944 pixel images for up to 13 x 17-inch enlargements (at 150 dpi). It also offers 1600 x 1200 (2 MP), 1280 x 960 (1 MP), and 640 x 480 (VGA) resolution modes.
The Dimage A1 features new image-quality and image-size settings. The extra-fine image-quality option joins the fine and standard settings to produce a high-quality JPEG file with little compression or loss of detail. The new 2080 x 1560 image size gives the photographer the ability to switch between 5 MP, 3 MP, and 2 MP images smoothly to match the final use of the image with the optimum resolution to maximize storage space on the memory card. A 640 x 480 (VGA) image size is also available for web images.
The f/2.8-3.5, 7x optical zoom is an apochromatic (APO) lens employing anomalous dispersion (AD) glass to minimize chromatic aberration at all focal lengths and produce sharp, high-contrast images. With a focal range of 7.2-50.8mm, it is equivalent to a 28-200mm zoom lens in the 35mm format. This lens encompasses the most used focal lengths in photography today, ranging from wide angle for landscapes and interiors to telephoto for portraits and details of distant landmarks. The 2x digital zoom gives the Dimage A1 a zoom ratio of up to 14x, equivalent to a 400mm lens on a 35mm camera.
Movie Mode
In addition to taking digital still images, the Dimage A1 also captures video with sound in multiple formats:
- Standard QVGA (320 x 240) color movies and monochrome night movies up to 15 minutes with audio
- The night-movie mode can make recordings under extreme low-light conditions
- The interval function can produce a series of still images taken at regular intervals or it can combine the images into a 640 x 480 time-lapse movie (which can be played back at 4 frames per second)
More Features
The new anti-shake function minimizes the blurring effect of handheld camera shake to provide the sharpest images possible. This system is especially valuable when shooting at long focal lengths or in low-light conditions without a tripod, enabling the camera to be handheld with shutter speeds eight times longer than usual.
The Dimage A1 is the first digital camera to employ CxProcess II, Minolta's new image-processing technology, which controls the image qualities of color, contrast, and sharpness while minimizing noise. Brilliant, saturated color remains vibrant without becoming unnatural or flat, while subtle contrast is rendered to retain the richness and depth of the subject and preserve details in the highlights and shadows.
The Dimage A1 has a top shutter speed of 1/16,000 second, a major advantage in sports photography. The continuous-advance modes make it possible to capture the action as it unfolds. Three JPEG or five 5-megapixel RAW images can be captured at a rate of 2 frames per second.
The 1.8-inch low-temperature, high-contrast color LCD monitor can be tilted from -20 to +90 degrees. It has an extended color gamut, contrast, and dynamic range, plus a wide-viewing angle so that the camera does not need to be held perpendicularly to clearly view the live image. The redesigned Digital Hyper Viewfinder gives the Dimage A1 the same feel as a 35mm SLR. It can be tilted between 0 and 90 degrees for comfortable shooting at low angles or in confined spaces. Because the viewfinder LCD is shielded, it provides clear images even when working under bright light.
Other features include:
- Direct Manual Focus (DMF), which is found in professional-level 35mm film cameras like the Minolta Maxxum 7, enables manual fine-tuning of the focus after the AF system has locked onto the subject
- With continuous autofocusing, the Dimage A1 uses the new 3-D Predictive Focus Control to track the subject right up to the moment the exposure is made, ensuring optimum focus
- The real-time histogram shows the luminance distribution of the image before it is captured
- Data imprinting allows the date or time to be printed on the image as well as text and serial numbers
Storage and Transfer
The Dimage A1 is compatible with both Type I and II CompactFlash cards, which means that you can also use MicroDrives. A 16 MB CompactFlash card is included; it will store approximately 10 images at 2592 x 1944 at standard resolution. Images can be downloaded to either a Mac or PC via USB 1.1, which means the camera can be connected to any USB-based Windows Me/2000/XP and Mac OS 8.6 or later computer without installing any software.
Power and Size
The camera is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery (NP-400). It measures 4.6 by 3.3 by 4.5 inches and weighs 19.8 ounces excluding the batteries or 22.5 ounces when loaded with the battery.
What's In The Box
Dedicated Lithium-ion Battery NP100, Lithium-ion Battery Charger BC-400, Neck Strap NS-DG4000, Lens Cap (49mm) LF-1249, Lens Shade for DiMAGE A1 DLS-A1,Accessory Shoe Cap SC-10, Ferrite Core FRC-100, AV Cable AVC-400,USB Cable USB-500,DiMAGE Software CD-ROM (Includes DiMAGE Viewer), CF (CompactFlash) Card (16MB)
Customer Reviews:
Very happy with this camera........2005-03-19
I purchased this camera a year ago. I love the fact that a lot of the settings can be changed without going into the menu. The anti-shake feature is very helpful as I am a senior citizen with severe arthritis of the shoulders. Holding a camera steady is a challenge at times. This was the main selling point for me.
I have used the camera for scenic shots, portraits, weddings and flowers with insects. The pictures are fantastic.
Highly recommend.
wonderful camera.......2004-12-22
This camera is my favorite. The pictures have outstanding clarity, and the camera is easy to operate. It can practically take pictures on its own!! I use it alot for puppy pics, and I can't tell you how easily I can capture the pups in motion...there's not the normal lag time of a typical digital, so I can capture the moment as it really happened instead of the formerly seen blank view...or the view of a puppy's tail!! It's a Minolta...of course!!
I'ts like carrying an electronic tripod........2004-08-04
I was looking for another digital camera to supplement my pocket digital (Optio 330rs). The Optio has served me well and will always take with me because of its portability. I wanted a camera with more functionality and overall quality and was willing to sacrifice some portability.
I've narrowed down my choices to these: Nikon 5700, Panasonic Z10 and Minolta A1. After much research and going to retailers to "test drive" the cameras, I finally settled on the Minolta. Actually, I did purchase the Nikon first but returned it to Amazon un-opened because of my concern with it's slow autofocus and low light performance. The Z10 was a strong contender, it has a great lens plus optical stabilization but it was too bulky and had a smaller sensor. Big camera, big lens with a tiny sensor hmmm, somehow I did not feel comfortable with this combination.
The Minolta A1 has a decent lens, good size stabilized sensor. It didn't have the long range zoom of the Panasonic but instead it had a wider angle which I find much more useful.
What I like most about this camera is it's image stabilizing feature which was just a afterthought when I bought it. It soon proved to be invaluable. For example, on a trip to Lake George NY I was photographing a canon(not the camera) firing demonstration, the bang was so loud that I jumped and triggered the shutter involuntarily. Yet the end result was a sharp photo at peak action See http://www.pbase.com/image/31903396 ,notice the ear protection worn by the soldier.
Another shot that was helped by the image stabilizer was a portrait taken at a museum, indoor, no flash and very tight, almost macro. Amazingly even the brushstrokes appeared sharp on the photo. I think the shutterspeed went down to 1/20th.
Having this camera is like carrying around an electronic tripod! I've taken hand held shots of fireworks, street lights, buildings at dusk and full zooms in low lighting.
As far as the megapixel count, 5MP is plenty. Although the 8mp Minolta A2 is out, it's almost $1,000. The A1 is a real bargain at around $550, It is basically the same camera as the A2 except for the MP count. Besides who needs 8MP unless you crop heavily or print posters. I even turn it down to 3MP sometimes to fit more shots and a quicker shot to shot performance, still 3MP is big enough to print 8x10's.
A few minor issues:
One thing the camera can improve on is it's dimensions, I would like it to be a little bit smaller, maybe like the Nikon 5700, and the proportions are a little awkward, it's almost as wide as it is deep and tall. Somehow this makes it a little tedious to carry around, I've permanently removed the lens hood to make it easier to carry (But the camera won't look as Cool!). So this not a carry everywhere camera, but it complement nicely with my pocket camera.
Another issue I have with this camera is that the viewfinder is electronic, basically it's a tiny second LCD that replaces the traditional glass viewfinder. Using electronic viewfinder is not very satisfying, you get a pixelated image with awful colors and when panning it feels like the LCD can't catch up to what your eyes are trying to follow.
Lastly, many people may find it dissappointing when they first see the photos right off the camera. The default settings for this camera is very neutral, therefore the images may look very flat. This is because as a high-end camera, minolta wanted to leave room for post-processing for advanced users. For photographers who do not want to do any post-processing the camera must be set at a higher contrast, saturation and sharpening.
Pros:
Larger sensor than similar cameras
Great lens
Wideangle zoom
Image stabilizer
Fast autofocus
cons:
Slightly too big to carry anywhere, anytime.
Flimsy CF door
Electronic view finder hard to get used to.
Awesome.......2004-06-05
Got this camera a month ago. Beats my friend's two-year-old Nikon 5700. Most impressive is the manual control. Very easy to use despite the number of knobs. I was able to get 80% of the functions without reading the manual (no experience with Minolta digicams before). Satisfied with the quality though people have been complaining about the noise in Minolta cams for a long time. Would definitely recommend to anybody who wants a decent camera but doesn't want to spend big $ on a DSLR.
I love this camera!!!! But...............2004-01-28
I bought this camera and read the manual and loved all the feathers It was awesome.I spent two days going over the book and taking shots and I remember when it first came on a warning came on and after that I would take pictures of the DVD player Two Towers movie and they were awesome and all the pictures I took were awesome but then it started rolling when I pointed it at my tv screen and the LED got bright and dim and for no reason and there was nothing about this in troubleshooting in the users manual and then the battery went dead and so I recharged it and went to bed and in the morning after only a few pictures taken the battery went very low again and only after 4 or 5 pictures and I was so sad because I am not a pro by any means but I own a 3.2 nikon and it did not do any weird stuff and I have had it for almost 2 years and I loved that camera upgrade and I could have bought the nikonD100 or the top of the line cannon SLR and have all the lenses it would ever need/flashes too. But I loved this camera and all the features making it my perfect upgrade.
I am not a pro by no means but I felt it must be defective when I charged it and went to bed and got up and took some more yet,only 4 or 5 and the battery was shot again????!! I would buy that camera again because I loved it so much and I never owned a minolta but I loved everything about it . I took pictures only inside and at night and in the day and they were fantastic. But the rolling on the tv shots and the light and dimming on the LCD and then last but not least a battery going dead after charging it only after 4 or5 shots made me conclude it was defective. This was also in auto mode and I checked my other digital nikon and it did not do any of these things and as sad as I was to return it,There was no answers in the manual for these problems. If anyone reads this and has some kind of answer please speak out to me because I loved that camera and have missed it ever since the return also I if it was defective and does not eat batteries I would most definatly purchase it again. I do not no the difference between camera shake and built in stabilation but I would take the chance on re-ordering that camera again Since the problems I listed were nowhere in the manual whih I spent two full days on what else could I do but I still love it and would love to have one without the problems I have stated above. Lastly, Does this camera eat battery power that fast?? I love that camera and I have read them all so please let me know if that is a real problem. AS for the rolling pictures of the Two TOwers DVD it only happened on the minolta and my nikon was fine. If there is any help out there I want to buy this one again. GREAT CAMERA. Last what are the silver metal things on the front side of this camera for> I forgot I hope some one reads tis because I am with the possitive reviews I think this camera and all features ROCK! I loved it and I as I said looked at all the camera's on site and this is the one. JosieRyder@aol.com
Product Description
The Smart One modems deliver non-stop performance and value every day. You can link to the world while maximizing communication efficiency and cost-effectiveness. This modem is more than 100 times faster than analog modems! You can explore a whole new world by viewing Internet TV, On-line Movies, Live Concerts, News Broadcasts. The possibilities are up to you!
Customer Reviews:
3 Wonderful Years.......2005-05-18
I've had this modem for 3 years and have had no problems. Setup was easy and it has worked for multiple cable providers.
Difficult problem - Easy to fix!.......2004-02-08
To make a long story short, I bought this modem back in 2001 in advance of my cable installation. The installer could not get it to work - the cable light would flash slowly indicating it could not get a signal. After repeated attempts the installer left me with a rental modem which worked fine. I sent the CMX-110 back to Best Data who quickly replaced it under warranty. When I received the replacement, I hooked it up again to find the same symptoms as the original. Just when cable tech support and I were ready to give up on this, one of the tech guys said he heard a rumor and suggested I take a pair of needle-nose pliers and pull on the "stinger" (that is the actual cable wire that sticks out past the cable end). He had heard that this modem required just a little longer "stinger" than was standard. I was initially disappointed when I tried this because I could only get just the tiniest bit more wire to come out. But when I tried it, I got an immediate connection and it's been fine ever since!
OK, but failed too soon for my tastes.......2003-08-01
This modem was really easy to setup, worked like a charm, but then it died after a year and 1/2. I would like to think that a piece of electronics with no moving parts would become obsolete before it breaks, but that was not the case with this modem. It lasted about 1/2 as long as I think it should have for my money, so I give it 3 stars.
My cable company recommended the Toshiba PCS2200 as the modem they have the fewest problems with, so that is what I purchased as a replacement (it has a 5 year warranty instead of only 1).
Sorry Best Data... I most likely won't purchase another product from you.
Never had a problem yet.. and it's been almost 2 years.......2003-01-19
Works perfect for me. Plug and play not plug and pray...
Couldn't be better.......2002-10-04
This cable modem couldn't have been easier or better. I have had it for almost a year, and it was worked every day with not one glitch.
Speeds are fantastic. I check the speed using broadband measuring tools (like at 2wire.com), frequently, and the modem has performed consistently above the level I expect with my contract. (of course speeds are mostly determined by the cable company and the number of people on my part of the system).
A quality piece of equipment!
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CD-rw/DVD-rom Combo Drive for Xseries
Manufacturer: IBM
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics
 CD-ROM Drives
| Drives & Storage
| Computer Add-Ons
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IBM
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Product Features:
ASIN: B000B59L0O |
Product Description
As a global leader in the PC market, IBM develops, manufactures and markets cutting-edge, reliable, high-quality PC products and value-added professional services that provide customers around the world with smarter ways to be productive and competitive.lutions and services professionals translates these advanced technologies into business value for the company's customers.
Product Description
The BenQ advanced series scanner is designed to provide a desktop solution for professional scanning and image control. Combined with a range of flexible, user-friendly features, BenQ advanced series scanner creates the perfect solution for the most demanding user. There is no easier way to scan, than a BenQ advanced series scanner.The BenQ Scan to Web 7400UT flatbed scanner uses CCD technology with 2400dpi in resolution. The 7400UT offers a plug-and-play USB 2.0 interface (USB 1.1 compatible). With 480 MB/s transferring speed, scanning is no longer a waiting game. With 4"x 5" built-in transparency unit, scanning films cannot be easier. Whether it is positive or negative, the 7400UT can handle all your treasured memories in just one second.
Amazon.com Product Description
The BenQ 7400UT flatbed scanner provides quality scans and convenient, easy-to-use operation. Delivering up to 2,400 x 4,800 optical resolution and full, 48-bit color, the 7400UT provides scanning for documents up to 8.5 by 11.7 inches. And, it features a built-in 4 x 7-inch transparency adapter to support scanning of film, slides, and transparencies. USB 2.0 connectivity provides a fast interface to Windows 98, 2000, ME, and XP users. Plus, the driver supports scanning directly to Palm or Palm OS compatible PDAs.
The scanner features five front panel buttons, providing easy execution of your most common, everyday tasks, including scanning directly to web-based applications. A complete software bundle--including MiraScan TWAIN Driver, ArcSoft PhotoImpression, ArcSoft PhotoBase, ABBYY FineReader, Scan Button Utility, and MergeMagic--round out the package.
What's in the Box
BenQ 7400UT scanner with built-in 4-by-7-inch transparency adapter, power cable, software and driver CD (MiraScan TWAIN Driver, ArcSoft PhotoImpression, ArcSoft PhotoBase, ABBYY FineReader, Scan Button Utility, MergeMagic), user guide, warranty information
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Curtis CD Boombox with AM/FM Tuner (RCD163)
Manufacturer: RCA
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics
All Portable CD Players
| Portable CD Players
| Portable Audio & Video
| Audio & Video
| Categories
| Electronics
Boomboxes
| Portable Audio & Video
| Audio & Video
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Audio & Video
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ASIN: B0000DC2QU |
Customer Reviews:
Old Reliable.......2005-12-07
I recieved this item a few years ago at Christmas and I am very pleased with it. The volume range in my opinion is a very decent range. It is perfect for a room or any other room you desire. I have not found any problems within this, except for the minor skipping problem. It has an AM FM tuner that can pick up stations pretty well especially when you are using the anntena. I would suggest this item to anyone who wants a small portable boombox and I am sure you will be pleased.
good buy!.......2005-08-21
For only 19.99 (available at Best Buy) this is great! Perfect for kids, dorm room, or any place you want music at a budget price. Sound is impressive for an inexpensive unit. My 7 yr old has been using it for several weeks, and it's still working ;-)
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Curtis CD Boombox with Cassette Player and AM/FM Tuner (RCD340)
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics
All Portable CD Players
| Portable CD Players
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| Audio & Video
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Boomboxes
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| Audio & Video
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Boomboxes
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| Refurbished & Used
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CD Players
| Portable Audio & Video
| Refurbished & Used
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ASIN: B0000DH7M6 |
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Curtis CD Boombox with Cassette Player and Digital AM/FM Tuner (RCD339)
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics
All Portable CD Players
| Portable CD Players
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Boomboxes
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Boomboxes
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ASIN: B0000DIACV |
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Cables To Go Asp IEEE 1284 Switch Box 4 Port Reversible/Any Par Device
Manufacturer: CABLES TO GO
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics
Cables & Interconnects
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| Audio Cables
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| Custom Installation
| Plugs & Adapters
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Switches
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ASIN: B0000511D8 |
Product Description
The Intelligent AutoSwitch is the most economical and convenient way to share 1 or 2 printers among 1 to 4 PCs. The perfect solution for small business, home office or personal use. The Intelligent AutoSwitch is easy to install and operate. All models have : LED input status to indicate the active print job; auto form-feed enable/disable and 4 time-out selections. The IEEE 1284 Intelligent AutoSwitch autosenses all four IEEE 1284 modes. The high technology ECP mode support allows users to take advantage of new HP and Microsoft features and increased print speeds. The BPR in the model number signifies bi-directional, parallel and reversible. The benefits of the updated model get even better with an extra feature to support file transfer software! This intelligent AutoSwitch will support software that permits PCs to share files without network interface cards or the hassle of setting up a network.
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- High quality, great handling camera with great lenses
- Contax's Second Worst Mistake
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Contax N 1 - SLR camera - 35mm - body only
Manufacturer: Kyocera
ProductGroup: Photography
Binding: Electronics
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ASIN: B00006I57N |
Customer Reviews:
High quality, great handling camera with great lenses.......2005-12-30
The Contax N1 is a fabulous camera. It is bulit like a tank, but handles quickly and easily -- everything is where it should be and very intuitive. The lenses for the N1 are without peer. The N1 has a big and very bright viewfinder -- probably about the brightest you'll find in any 35mm SLR. It has many custom functions so you canset up the camera the way you like. It has many innovative features likeauto-focus bracketing, an ingenious LCD finder attachment, and can take the lenses from Contax 645 with an adapter that allows auto focus and full aperture control! The camera is a joy to use and the images it produces are stunning. the AF isn't as fast as Canon and the flash system but both are certainly more than adequate. The lens selection is not large, but it does cover a very wide range in very high quality. If great, intuitive handling, great lenses and unsurpassed image quality is what you are looking for, the N1 is your camera. I can not recommend the N1 more highly -- it surpasses the Contax manual focus cameras, with the possible exception of the equally phenomenal RTS III.
Contax's Second Worst Mistake.......2004-10-26
Hoping to revive its financial fortunes, Kyocera developed this autofocus SLR as the ultimate example of its kind, relying on Carl Zeiss to create a system of autofocus Zeiss lenses akin to what is available now on the Contax 645. Instead, Kyocera created the most expensive autofocus flagship SLR, and regrettably, it pales in comparison with its competition, most notably from Nikon and Canon (Kyocera's worst mistake was designing and producing the Contax N series digital camera, which sank from sight, faster than the RMS Titanic.). I wish Kyocera had done more to strengthen its Contax/Yashica SLR system, thinking perhaps of creating a digital back for the Contax RTS III, if not for either the RX or ST (Both fine cameras which have been discontinued by Kyocera.). It remains doubtful whether the current partnership between Kyocera and Carl Zeiss will endure, especially since Carl Zeiss has created a line of Zeiss-designed, predominantly Cosina (Voigtlander) built Leica M mount rangefinder lenses for its new Zeiss Ikon rangefinder camera scheduled to be released in the Spring of 2005 (Indeed, Carl Zeiss and Yashica have already severed ties, with the Contax brand being used solely for compact cameras, especially those which are digital. I understand that Zeiss has closed its Japanese lens making facility.).
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CMS Peripherals TPI-40 4200 RPM 40 GB Hard Drive Upgrade for IBM
Manufacturer: CMS
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics
Hard Drives
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Product Features:
- 40GB NB DR 2.5 4200RPM IBM THINKPAD I
ASIN: B00007M9HL |
Product Description
CMS, the recognized leader in notebook hard drive upgrades, offers the most comprehensive line of hard drive upgrades (Easy-Plug Easy-Go) for notebook computers. Easy-Plug Easy-Go notebook hard drives are complete upgrade solutions for all popular brands of notebooks. Easy-Plug Easy-Go drive upgrades are manufactured to meet or exceed the original equipment manufacturer's specifications and are fully tested for compatibility and reliability to ensure the utmost quality.This hard drive is designed for IBM ThinkPad I Series 1400 (model 2611), 1500.
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Case Logic Small Pop-Up Organizer (ACO5) (AC05)
Manufacturer: Caselogic
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics
Car Accessories
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Carrying Cases & Organizers
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ASIN: B0001Q2BXC |
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Konica Minolta Maxxum 3600HS TTL Shoe Mount Flash
Konica Minolta NP400 Li-ion Battery for Dimage A1, A2, 5D & 7D Digital Cameras
Minolta RC1000L Remote Shutter Cord for Dimage 7i, A1, A2, 5D & 7D Digital Cameras
Minolta Camera Case CSDG7 for the Dimage A1 Digital Camera
Minolta SC1000 Shoe Cap for the Dimage A1, A2, Z1, Z2, Z3 & Z5 Digital Cameras
