Canon XL2 3CCD MiniDV Camcorder w/20x Optical Zoom

Product Description

Includes: XL2 Camcorder Body / Zoom Lens 20x zoom XL 5.4-108mm L IS / Color Viewfinder / Lithium Battery (for Auto-Date) / WL-D4000 Wireless Controller with 2 AAA Batteries (for Wireless Controller) / Lens Cap / Lens Dust Cap / Lens Hood / Lens Soft Case / Camcorder Dust Cap / CA-920 Compact Power Adapter and Adapter Holder / AC Cable / DC-920 DC Coupler / BP-930 Battery Pack (with Terminal Cover) / SS-1000 Shoulder Strap / STV-150 Stereo Video Cable / S-150 S-Video Cable / Microphone / XL2 and Lens Instruction manuals. Canon XL2 allows you to capture images closer to the finished product than ever before. Work that previously was limited to post-production can be simply and effectively accomplished in the field, in the camcorder. An Open Architecture philosophy, performance found only in much more expensive video cameras, Total Image Control and the solid foundation of Genuine Canon Optics, interchangeable lens capability and superb Canon image processing quality are united in the XL2. The XL2 brings a host of performance and convenience features to this class of video camcorder- benefits that can't be found in this combination on other high-end video cameras. They include: Canon Super Range Optical Image Stabilization in the standard lens; dual aspect ratios; various frame rate capabilities; image gamma and detail controls; skin detail control and convertible LCD display among others. Flourite Zoom Lens with Optical Image Stabilization SMPTE time code Custom Presets EIA standard (525 lines, 60 fields) NTSC color signal Dimensions - 8.9 x 8.7 x 19.5 in. / Weight (not including lens and battery pack) 5.3 lbs.

Customer Reviews:

I really like this camera.......2007-07-21

I have used this for a year at my college. I do not know why some people dislike it. I love it! and on my opinion, It is the closest to HD your gonna get while not getting HD. You guys gotta realize that this camera has shot some big movies like Cold Mountian. I must say though the panasonic dvx100b is quite comparable, because I have used that too. But I like this camera I do not care what people say about it. It is so customizable that you will be surprised when you mess around with it's advance functions. nice camera, a little pricey, but all in all it's more professional than some other people say.

Best Purchase.......2007-02-04

Now, some individuals will try to convince you the XL2 is a poor Prosumer camcorder and will give seemingly good arguments. Don't buy into it.

For instance, a reviewer lower down this page complains the camera arrived broken and thus reviews it as a horrible machine. Unfortunately, this said reviewer doesn't talk about the actual functionality of an actual undamaged product, rather his own broken camera. Needless to say, his opinion is vastly slanted.

Another compares the XL2 to the DVX100 series from Panasonic and prefers the latter. He states the XL2 is too heavy and doesn't achieve the same calibre results as the cheaper Panasonic camcorder.

First of all, Canon has continued to revolutionize the photography industry for decades. They have proven themselves in both film and digital formats, for both still camera and camcorder. True, the XL2 lacks some features other more expensive cameras have (compare the JVC GU1000) but that's okay. And, yes, the camera has a very large body and is definately heavier than the Panasonic DVX100, but this is for specific reasons.

You have to first consider why you want a prosumer camcorder. If you just want to shoot hobby short films and want a professional look, I suggest you stick with either the higher-end Canon or JVC or Panasonic or even Sony (god forbid) consumer camcorders which run around $900. On the other hand, if you're considering becoming a serious hobbyist and don't intend to turn it into some sort of profession then Panasonic's DVX series is a good buy. The DVX 100's are cheaper, smaller, and somewhat easier to use. They are far more "point-and-shoot" than the other prosumer camcorders on the market. And they do a fairly good job.

Yet, the XL2 manages to not only hold its own, but also triumph over all other camcorders in the industry. First and foremost, the XL2 has the option to change lenses. This is a great boon for any serious shooter because attaching an actual lens to a camera gives far better results than slapping on some sort of adapter, which distort the image. Canon offers two lens types for the XL2: the included 20X zoom lens and a 3X wide angle lens; both are very expensive by themselves. But, with an optional Canon ring adapter running for $300, you could take your normal Canon SLR still camera lenses and attach them to the body and have them function perfectly. This allows the user a plethora of imaging options when shooting. Now, the normal user won't ever use anything other than the 20X zoom lens (a remarkable piece of machinery in itself), but that's just fine. You're buying the camera for its options and potentials as well as the physical benefits. Think of it like buying a BMW: you buy the car for its physical features you're likely to use (the radio, heated seats, leather, sunroof, etc.) but you also buy it for its safety and cumstomer service, things you'll hardly ever need. It just makes you feel good you have those options available.

Furthermore, the XL2 is a wonderful camera. It shoots beautifully without problems of any sort. Yes, it takes some getting used to, but that's because it has a lot of fuctions and options. The physical body design is simple enough that all the necessary shooting options (i.e., 24P, 30i, 60i, mic adjustments, white balance controls, presents, etc.) are easily accessible. The end product of a regular shoot is stunning. The Canon lens captures colors almost perfectly and the image stabilization built into the camera is a great help. The large body design (though awkward for some) is actually a benefit. The camera can be placed on the shoulder, giving greater stability to the shoot. You can't do that with a Panasonic or Sony.

No, the camera doesn't have a LCD screen on the side, but do you really need one? An LCD screen is not only distracting but also a battery hog, and takes precious room for control options or accessories that could other wise be placed where the LCD is built in. An LCD is great for consumer cameras because they're small and nobody wants to look through those one-inch viewfinders. But the XL2 has a very nice, large color viewfinder, and can be comfortably used with the camera on your shoulder. For those running hand-held shots you can flip part of the viewfinder open and can see a 1.5" LCD display. It's not dazzling or great, but it gets the job done. You're out in the field to get footage, not admire the LCD screen.

Finally, the XL2 offers XLR microphone inputs, a big bonus for people who want good sound in their video. You won't find this feature in either Panasonic or Sony prosumer camcorders.

In the end, Canon's XL2 is a beautiful camcorder. It offers you a lot more than you know at first glance, and delivers near-perfect results. The closest competitor would be the far more expensive (by at least $1000) Panasonic GU1000, which is very similar to the XL2. If you're still not sure about the camera, I suggest you take a ride down over to your nearest Fry's to experiment. Or, you can visit the local TV station and ask them to tell you a little bit about why they're all using XL2's over the other camcorders on the market. No...seriously...they are.

Go figure.

Standard Definition doesn't get much better.......2006-08-07

The Canon XL2 is as good as the Panasonic equivalent. Both of these cameras are better than eachother depending on who you ask. If you ask me, the Canon's picture is more pleasing, less noisy, and more capable in difficult shooting situations. I love Canon's controls, everything you need is available without searching through menus. The Panasonic is lighter, less awkward to use, and more compact; but Canon's lens and features more than make up for it in my opinion. Best camera you can get for the money.

Okay for the 60i.......2005-09-11

I'm a non-byist consumer; and ex-owner of the XL1 and XL1S.

We recently "upgraded" to the XL2 for an upcoming film shoot.

BAD NEWS. The camera's we ordered both came "defective", according to Canon tech support (they were drop shipped from their facility brand new - and NOT black market). Now, I find this hard to believe, and I think the issues are with the computer which controls output for the camera.

In 30P mode, any vertical lines flicker/pixelate, and images blur as they move past the camera - It's much choppier than the old "frame mode" on the XL1 and XL1s.

In 24P mode, the entire image flickers, vertical lines go insane, and using the standard 1/24 shutter speed, the images are CHOPPY as they walk by the camera. Any vertical lines jump about. There is not image clarity the minute anything moves.

In 60i - the camera looks fine, but that defeats the purpose of owning the camera entirely!!!! Unless you want to drop frames/filmlook upon completion, this is not an option.

In previous XL models, the frame mode had it's issues...soft focus, lowered resolution, choppy images if moving right in front of the camera...However, the 24P is a joke. No person in their right mind could use this, unless to produce nausea! And, believe me, the resolution output on this camera, if anything, is lower - and I'm using the optional 20X super-wide XL2 lens ($1500).

I've shot with the XL1, XL1s, DVX1000 - they ALL blow this thing away.

Now, I'm stuck with a Canon, as I purchased unreturnable accessories for this thing. So, as I read user comments, I'm praying that just certain cameras have these issues. It seems others on message boards have this issue, but folks tell them they're crazy (they're not - believe me). I'm forced to drive 100 miles to the closest store with the XL2 in stock, hoping that the 24P or 30P or their floor model is somewhat clear. If not, I'll have to buy back my old XL1!!!!!

BE VERY CAREFUL IF YOU DECIDE TO BUY THIS CAMERA. It's not PRO at all!!!!!!!!!!

Heavy and image quality not as good as i thought.......2005-04-08

I looked at this and the DVX100. I plumped for this because it had better low light support and interchangeable lens.

PLUS: Its beautifully and solidly made and the delivered lens is amazing

For frames without moving components the image is immaculate.
The sound is great.

It looks cool.

MINUS:

Its heavy and big . Needs a strong tripod and a big dry cabinet.

The remote zoom only has one speed and you cant change it. If you dont have a really big sturdy tripod the camera will shake if you touch it particularly at maximum zoom so the cool multi speed zoom cant be used easily.

But my big beef is......
The general point of video cameras is to capture motion and if there are straight vertical lines moving (like those on a fashion model walking down a catwalk in a silk dress ) the vertical edges have fringes which looks kind of ugly. If the models are dressed in green or in greeen light its even worse. Just had a shoot rejected for this reason.

I am not the only person to see this issue and there is much debate on the internet whether this is a "real" Canon problem or not. My view is this. You can buy a camera for 1/3 of the price that does not show this "feature" - therefore its Canons problem. If the quality of the cameras capture, exceeds the delivery capability of the format it supports and makes things look worse because of it there is not much point in paying for the extra capture quality.

There are a lot of glowing reviews for it but definitely try before you buy. Do not buy unseen based on reviews (I did). I realise now all the examples i saw were of stills not motion. Take some motion videos and see what you think. I now regret my purchase.

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Macally Arena-S RAID- Disk Array System SCSI

Manufacturer: Macally
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

RAID Array | Drives & Storage | Computer Add-Ons | Computers & Add-Ons | Categories | Electronics
ASIN: B00006HMQR

Product Description

Macally is a well-known worldwide designer and manufacturer of Macintosh and PC peripherals and accessories. Since it is founding, Macally has pioneered an innovative, high-quality and competitively priced line of enclosures, keyboards, mice, trackballs and game control devices.

Customer Reviews:

Duh..........2003-04-25

Ignore any previous reviews. For the intellegent, you'll notice that the battery is .75" thick. Yes, the battery is smaller than the phone. Otherwise it wouldn't fit inside the battery cover, and therefore wouldn't work. Duh duh duh...
Anyway, being a salesman of cell phones, I can tell you that with proper use, this battery will last you much longer than any previous models. Just don't be stupid and do things like constantly charging your phone using a Cigarette lighter adapter. Quick charge, quick die people. Also, make sure to stop in to your carrier's store every now and then to have the newest software put on your phone so that it's getting the best signal and using the least amount of energy. Just ask them what that means, they'll explain it. It's usually free too.
Just be smarter than the phone and this battery will work fine for you.

Bad Description.......2002-10-01

Unit Weight: 0.2 oz.
Size (in inches): 2.25 x 5.25 x 0.75

This battery seriously weighs 0.2 ounces??
And it's 2.25 inches by 5.25 inches? That far bigger than the entire phone!

Whoever wrote this description needs to pay attention to the measurements they are asking for.

Average customer rating:

User's Manual

Great little weather radio

Poor Quality manufacture

Works Well

Works Well

Midland WR-30 Digital Weather/Hazard Radio with S.A.M.E. Technology and FM Clock Radio

Manufacturer: Midland
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

Shortwave | Radios | Portable Audio & Video | Audio & Video | Categories | Electronics
Shortwave & All-Hazard Radios | Audio & Video | Categories | Electronics
Audio & Video | Refurbished & Used | Special Features | Electronics Features | Electronics
Midland | Brands | Electronics Features | Electronics
Radios | Radios & Communication | Emergency Preparedness | Custom Stores | Specialty Stores | Home Improvement | Home & Garden
Product Features:

S.A.M.E. Encoder, eliminates false alarms

Digital panel displays up to 56 messages

Automatically switches to alert with voice or multi-tone alarm

3 LED lights indicate at a glance Alert Status (statement, watch, warning)

Battery back-up system (4 AA backup battery not included)

ASIN: B00006911A

Product Description

All Hazards/Weather Emergency Alert Radios are special receivers that tune to the 24/7 broadcasts issued by the National Weather Service. These broadcasts can be received up to 50 miles from any NOAA transmitter, and the radios can be easily tuned to find the clearest signal nearest to the user's location.Midland All Hazard/Alert Weather Radios have an innovative automatic alert system. In the event of special warning broadcasts, the radio is automatically activated when the unit is in silent standby mode along with a loud tone, a flashing red LED indicator, and an "alert" message in the LCD.PRODUCT FEATURES: Alarm Clock; Instant Weather/Hazard Info; Digital Clock; 20 Programmable S.A.M.E.; Digital LCD readout; FM Radio; Ability to ADD new Alerts; Ability to Remove unwanted Alerts; External Jacks; Uses 4 AA Battery Backup.

Customer Reviews:

User's Manual.......2005-03-04

This is a great tool, especially here in Florida. Lots of activity and lots of "HURRICANES." Great to find the user's manual on line as mine was lost in the move to Florida. Would not be without a weather radio with these features.

Great little weather radio.......2003-12-09

I bought this Weaher radio after hours and hours of trying to find one that had a price that I could afford and the options (S.A.M.E.) that I wanted. I have to say that this radio has worked flawlessly. I went to the NOAA's website to get my county code, programmed it in and now I get nothing but alerts for the county I live in thanks to the S.A.M.E. technology. The NWS runs a Emergency Alert system test on it every Wednesday at 2:00pm in my area which lets me know that they are alive. It does take some playing around with to figure some things out, but nothing too complicated. This is a great weather radio and I highly recommend it.

Poor Quality manufacture.......2003-05-09

The wall-wart power supply was of poor quality, and on weaker signals there was an audible AC hum. When switching from Wx Radio to FM Broadcast below 93 Mhz I usually got a loud buzzing instead of the radio station. The phase-locked loop (PLL) did not lock. Tuning above 93 Mhz and then down would allow reception but who wants a radio that acts that way. (I mostly listen to NPR at 91.1 Mhz.) The round "selector" dial was rough to operate and felt like a rusty wheel, requiring a little more force than necessary. Side volume control was rough in operation. As far as I can tell there was no way to actually turn it off, so if it were unplugged the batteries would exhaust themselves...

The N.W.S. Weather radio broadcasts and S.A.M.E encoding are great. It's a shame I can't find a good quality receiver.

Works Well.......2003-01-10

This seems to work as advertised. One feature that has not been mentioned is that you can add up to 3 new SAME alert codes. This may be useful in the future for new codes for warnings, AMBER alerts, etc. On the con side, I tried to wall mount the radio about four feet high. It is difficult for a 6 foot person to read the LCD display at that height. I think the LCD's just are not easily seen unless you look at them almost straight on. But when I put the radio on a desk, it was much easier to read the LCD display.

Works Well.......2002-11-19

I have had this weather radio for a couple of years. Having specific area message encoding is very helpful and keeps it from going off for disturbances in neighboring counties. It is relatively easy to program, but it helps to have the directions available. One must go to the NOAA web site to get the county codes, so access to the internet is needed to program it.
Recomended.

Average customer rating:

Happy with purchase

PANASONIC DVD-LX95 9 Inch Portable DVD Player

Manufacturer: PANASONIC
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

All | DVD Players & Recorders | Audio & Video | Categories | Electronics
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Panasonic RP-HC70 Noise-Canceling Headphones with XBS® Extra Bass System

March of the Penguins (Widescreen Edition)

Product Features:

Includes Rechargeable Battery, AC Power Adapter Cord, DC Car Power Adapter Cord, Stereo Headphone, Remote Control

Plays back DVD video, DVD-RAM - DVD-RW - DVD-R - DVD+R - DVD+RW - CD - CDR - CDRW discs including those recorded with WMA - MP3 - JPEG and MPEG4 files

9 16 - 9 High-Quality LCD Widescreen Display is fully adjustable for comfortable viewing

Up to 10-hours Playback with included Rechargeable Battery Pack

Built-in Stereo Speakers and Jacks for adding up to 2 headphones

ASIN: B000A39X82

Product Description

Panasonic DVD-LX95 breaks through all the second thoughts of whether to get a portable DVD player or not. Wow! This is one to get. Most portable DVD Players deliver about 2 to 3 hours play per full battery charge. That's barely one movie. The DVD-LX95 delivers up to 10 hours of play per charge. The DVD player can be powered and recharged from home AC power a DC car power (cords are included) so it's perfect for use on the road. The DVD-LX95 introduces a new feature for portable DVD players - a wireless FM transmitter. You can listen to the sound portion of the DVD (or CD) through the FM radio of your car's sound system. For privacy, the player has 2 stereo headphone output jacks so users can share the sound without disturbing others. The player also has 2 built-in speakers. An integrated SecureDigital SD memory card slot can display photos and movies from your SD-compatible digital-camera. SD Memory Card slot, so you can enjoy viewing JPEG digital photos, as well as MPEG4 movie collections wherever you go A great travel feature is the player's ability to play back the audio from a DVD wirelessly through car stereo speakers. Simply tune the car's radio to an FM Station, and the player's built-in FM transmitter will deliver the audio through the car's speakers 2-Channel DTS and Dolby-Digital Decoders Super High-Speed Scan at up to 200x speed 2-Channel 192kHz/24-bit Audio D/A Converter / 54MHz / 10-bit Video D/A Converter 4 - 4 - 4 Video processing activates all the pixels on the screen at each cycle per second. This provides outstanding luminance and detail for a bright, sharp color image Optical digital output and Analog A/V outputs for connection to a home-theater system ENERGY STAR Compliant Unit Dimensions (H x W x D) - 2-1/16 x 9-1/4 x 7-7/32 inches / Weight - 2.75 lbs Dual Volt AC with USA power cord

Customer Reviews:

Happy with purchase.......2005-11-23

Like everyone else i researched portable dvd players quite extensively before buying. I settled on this model because of 1-panasonic reputation, 2-9" screen, 3-long battery life, 4- FM transmitter, 5-accessories included
We just made a round trip 6 hour drive and the picture quality is very good, these things aren't imax, i am very particular about audiovideo quality and i would say you won't be disappointed with the screen. The audio thru headphones and car fm is very good. The FM signal runs into interference as you drive thru different markets but you just have to find another signal and readjust the settings, very easy to do. The base unit speakers are adequate and loud enough but don't expect high quality surround sound experience.
The controls are easy to use and very simple. I was originally going to get the lx-9 with docking cradle, external speakers and lots of add ons. Then I realized I probably wouldn't use any of the extra features and the price was too high.
IMO, save your money, this is an excellent portable dvd player that has everything you would need. It is quite portable, fits easily between front seat on arm rest console, very stable, long battery, includes car adaptor, ear phones, and carrying case is available as rebate.
I would recommend it.

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MAG Innovsn Xerox XL350b - flat panel display - TFT - 15" ( XL-350B )

Manufacturer: MAG INNOVISION
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

All Monitors | Monitors & Projectors | Computer Add-Ons | Computers & Add-Ons | Categories | Electronics
15-Inch & Under | LCD | Monitors & Projectors | Computer Add-Ons | Computers & Add-Ons | Categories | Electronics
Monitors | Xerox | Brands | Electronics Features | Electronics
Accessories:

Belkin HDDB15M/F PC Monitor Extension Cable (6 FT)

Belkin F2N025-10 VGA HDDB15M/F Monitor Extension Cable (10 FT)

Fellowes 5-Position Monitor Riser

3M Screen Cleaner Kit for Monitors/Screen Filters/Privacy Filters

Acoustic Research Spikemaster SM-BG8 8 Outlet Block, Standard Protection Surge Protector (White)

Product Features:

1,024 x 768 resolution, 0.297 mm dot pitch

300:1 contrast ratio, 220 nits brightness

140-degree horizontal viewing angle

Simple plug-and-play setup; 2 bezel-set speakers

PC and Mac compatible; 3-year warranty

ASIN: B0000TFCT0

Product Description

The Xerox 3 Series LCD display lands you at the intersection where technological innovation meets affordability. The 3 Series is packed with impressive features including superb image quality, fast video response, intuitive user controls and integrated stereo speakers, providing all the necessary tools for today's computing environment. The ultra-thin frame design maximizes your desktop space, making it ideal for home and office use. The 3 Series offers dependability and consistency, time after time. Without compromising quality, the Xerox 3 Series LCD Display is made affordable, so that you can enjoy the features and performance of advanced LCD technology without burning a hole in your wallet. The image quality and luminous color output are there for your viewing pleasure. Its sleek, ultra-thin design and solidly-built LCD enclosure make it easy on the eyes, too. The Xerox 3 Series LCD Display delivers solid performance at an affordable price. Features such as built-in speakers and one-touch auto adjustment add to its productivity and convenience.

Product Description

The ThinkCentre M52 Series comes equipped with ThinkVantage Technologies that help make PCs easier for users to deploy, connect, protect and support. Utilizing the Embedded Security Subsystem, a hardware-based technology that encrypts vital security information, the ThinkCentre M52 provides strong protection against unauthorized access to information.

Product Description

The LEICA MP is a tool. Made by hand, created for the photographer's craft. Tailored to the decisive photographic parameters. In compact form, with clean design, clearly laid out. Unobtrusive, quiet, reliable. Concentrated technology for concentrated photography, without distraction by automation. For pictures that only a photographer can see, compose and record. Modern, because it captures the present. Current, because all its features have been optimized. Traditional, because it builds on the accumulated experiences of the pioneer in 35 mm camera construction. Not a photographic whim, but a camera for life.

Customer Reviews:

It's got class.......2006-03-08

I started with a used M4 back in '84, which I regret selling, then years later bought a m6ttl, which had crazy high battery consumption (new battery ever 8 rolls or so) and I always hated the higher height. I sold that right away when the MP came out and I've been delighted ever since.

Everything about this camera is near perfect: the quality, the view finder, sound of the shutter makes one drool, the black paint is way better than the old black chrome. yes it take longer to rewind the film but I'm not shooting sports with this camera, this is my street camera and it doesn't kill me to spend an extra minute to reload.

Not so sure I would buy one now, not at the crazy high prices, but it sure is a nice camera.

Best Mechanical Leica M Rangefinder Camera, But..........2004-12-21

Although I am a fan of Leica rangefinder cameras and lenses, I have mixed feelings about this camera. Without question, it is the best designed, most robust, manual "M" rangefinder camera Leica has built since the original M4 from the late 1960's and early 1970's (Indeed, "MP" stands for Mechanical Perfection.). Indeed, it is the first Leica M camera since the legendary M3, M2 and M4 to have its top and bottom plates manufactured from brass. However, it does not handle nearly as well as a M4 or M6 with regards to rewinding film (The spool rewind knob is the worst designed feature on this camera; Leica engineers opted for this instead of the rewind crank which has been a standard feature of Ms since the M4 stating that the camera would be more rigid, and thus, structurally sound. It's an argument I find very unconvincing. If you opt for a custom made MP via Leica's new A La Carte program, you can get a M4/M6/M7 style rewind crank at an additional charge, which isn't cheap.). But film advance is the best I have handled for any M camera, especially with the newly reissued Leicavit rapid winder built for this camera. Aside from these changes and a newly redesigned rangefinder window which is a major improvement over previous designs with respect to flaring, the MP is a modified, greatly improved version of the original M6 camera. If you insist on owning the finest mechanical 35mm rangefinder camera, then the Leica MP is the one for you, preferably one with a black paint finish, since it wears well after heavy usage. Otherwise, I would recommend buying either a new M7 camera or considering a used M6 in excellent working condition.

Customer Reviews:

Floppies? Who needs 'em!.......2004-01-04

I received this for Christmas and my first thought was, "What the heck is this?" Upon further inspection, it dawned on me that this was a nifty little device. About the size of a Bic lighter, this little bugger holds 256 mb that you can take from computer to computer. No more floppies, no more burning CDs. I run Windows XP, and after plugging it into the USB port, it installed itself in about 15 seconds. After that, it was only a matter of going to My Computer, opening the drive, and then drag and drop what I wanted to store. I loaded it with pictures for my Mom, took it to her house and transferred them to her drive in just a few minutes. It's a great device if you have more than one computer that you want to move files back and forth between, or if you swap files with others. For just a little bit of money, you have a lot more flexibility than with floppies and it takes less time than burning a CD, especially if you have only a few files you want to move. It's quick, easy, and best of all, affordable.

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