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IDE DVD-ROM 9117-5764
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HP Bezel - For 15.0-inch LCD display - F3379-60912
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F3379-60912 is used in the following HP products
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OmniBook xt1000 Series (IB - Celeron & PIII)
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Pavilion zt1100 & xz100 Series Notebooks (IB, P3)
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Pavilion zt1200 Series Notebooks (IB, Celeron)
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Sony HDR-FX1 3-CCD HDV High Definition Camcorder w/12x Optical Zoom
Manufacturer: Sony
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Product Features:
- Three 1/3-inch wide-aspect-ratio advanced HAD CCD imagers for true-to-life color rendering
- Play and record interlaced high-definition video at resolutions up to 1440 x 1080 for professional-quality video
- 12x optical zoom with Super SteadyShot Optical Stabilization System
- 3.5-inch wide precision hybrid SwivelScreen LCD
- Record at either 30 frames per second or, for a film-like feel, at 24 frames per second
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Sony Handycam(R) HDR-FX1, the first true 1080i high definition camcorder, is the perfect introduction to the world of high definition video. Record your most intimate moments in the highest quality. With advanced features such as the newly developed wide 3 sensor 1/3? CCD, 72mm Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T lens and Real Time Codec engine, the HDR-FX1 is equipped to handle every video task. Relive your memories in vivid HDTV quality colors and clarity. This may not be the camera to use for family and touring. If you're into professional or serious creative use, this camcorder offers vast opportunities that were previously unavailable at this class. You've been waiting for your chance. Here it is! 3.5 LCD Viewing monitor Manual control of camcorder functions allow settings of the camera to be adjusted so that creative effects can be achieved while filming 12x Optical Zoom with 4-way zoom capability for different situations Widescreen LCD monitor lets you see every detail as you shoot in 16 - 9 mode High-performance Down Conversion Function Precision DV- wide Recording Personal Menu Battery Information Continual shooting time Sony iLINK (HDV/DV) Connector for easy video transfer to a PC or Macintosh computer for DV edit and enhancement - and back again SteadyShot Active Lens System (Menu) Shot Transition Picture Profile - 6 Picture Profiles - You can set each of 6 Picture Profiles with Color Level/Color Phase/Sharpness/Skin Tone Detail/AE Shift/AGC Limit/Auto Iris Limit/WB Shift/AWB Sensitivity/Cinematone Gamma/Cineframe
Customer Reviews:
Super Camera!!!.......2007-12-12
My wedding cinematography studio purchased this camera just about a year ago. We love it! The quality is outstanding - the 16:9 is so beautiful.
Easy to learn. Good weight and feel. The LCD is HUGH!!!! We are planning to purchase two more early next year!
Superb!!.......2007-08-08
Sony HDR-FX1 3-CCD HDV High Definition Camcorder w/12x Optical Zoom
Just one word of warning, the camera can get heavy, especially if you use the standard battery it makes the camera very front heavy, but oh well.
This camera is totally customizable in which it is either all auto, manual or some of both. It has 5 presets that are customizable. The cool features about these presets are that you can get a 24p, 30i (cineframe and cinetone), and 60i modes. The 30i refers to the "film" setting. You can record in true 16:9 widescreen or standard 4:3 letterbox. The high def mode will only do 16:9. I wouldn't listen to anyone who says the widescreen is a stretched 4:3, because its not. You can also hook in headphones, and an XLR adapter. This comes with a 2-hr battery.
I'm a video production major and I love this camera. It not really just a consumer camera, but a professional consumer camera. I highly recommend it, its well worth your money.
Sony's got a winner here!.......2007-07-07
I have been using the DCRVX 1000 for over 10 years and it has done well. However, the FX1 is so far superior in every way. The only feature I miss is the "overlap". So far, the color, the detail, the feel (a bit heavier than the VX1000) are even better than I expected. HD is as close to reality as possible. I have 2 weddings that I will soon record, and I feel confident that the FX1 will perform without fail. I recommend this camcorder for the very serious videographer. It is priced $2 thousand less than the VX1000 sold for in "96 at $5 thousand. Technology has improved while costs have fallen. A good buy at 3 grand.
Great for short films!.......2007-02-19
Got my hands on one of these babies this weekend for a no-budget short film. Loved it. So easy to use, and the picture is great. It's true, the finished look is not "cinematic", which is a fair criticism, but for the price it is great if you're looking to upgrade to a high-def digital picture. Watched the playback on a 16:9 widescreen TV before editing and it was beautiful. However, you can't rely on the auto-functions. Tried using auto-focus and auto-iris at the start, but ended up doing both manually for the most part. A small complaint considering a real filmmaker shouldn't be using them anyway. Otherwise, a great camera.
fabulous!!!.......2007-01-11
truly a dream come true. even received a phone call to tell me when they would be delivering it since it is a higher dollar item. very professional.
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Brunton 15x51 mm Eterna High-Power Binoculars give you loads of power with less weight. High power doesn't have to mean super heavy. These 15x51 mm Binoculars offer the highest power in the Brunton line, and are designed with outfitters and guides in mind. You get the benefits of big glass without the weight (these are just 32 ozs.), so they're easy to use and carry. The lenses have state-of-the-art phase coating, AL reflective coating and Emerald Fire full multi-coating for sharp images without glare. More features: BaK-4 prisms for clear viewing; Waterproof, fogproof and nitrogen-filled for dependable all-weather performance; Alloy frame with ergonomic body armor; Multi-step eye relief system (eyeglass compatible); Comes with BinoGlove neoprene lens cover and neck strap; Tripod (adapter included) / monopod compatible; Eye relief: 15 mm; F.O.V.@ 1,000 yds. is 200'; Dimensions: 6 3/4 x 5 1/4 x 2 1/4"; weighs 32 ozs. Lifetime limited warranty. Get in on this deal while it lasts! Order Today! Brunton 15x51 mm Eterna High-Power Binoculars
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Brunton's highest fixed-power binocular, the Eterna High Power 15x is a jewel when viewing over long distances. Unlike most binoculars of this size, the High Power is remarkably lightweight and nimble at 32 ounces, yet still delivers the benefits of large 51mm objective lenses. The binocular also makes objects look remarkably sharp thanks to the integrated BaK-4 prism glass and the trio of coatings, which include state-of-the-art phase coating, Emerald Fire full multi-coating, and AL reflective coating. Even discounting all the bells and whistles, the Eterna High Power is a tough customer, with a nitrogen-filled alloy frame and ergonomic body armor that's both waterproof and fog-proof.
Specifications range from a 200-foot field of view at 1,000 yards to a 15mm long eye relief to a 3.4mm exit pupil. The focus system, meanwhile, gets as close as 11 feet. Additional features include a multi-step eye relief system that's eyeglass-compatible, tripod/monopod compatibility, and neoprene Bino Glove lens covers. The Eterna High Power 15x measures 6.7 x 5.2 x 2.3 inches (W x H x D) and is backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
What's in the Box?
Eterna High Power binocular, Bino Glove lens covers, neck strap, user's manual
Customer Reviews:
A Steal and a First Rate Binocular.......2006-11-25
It is long past the time when someone should have reviewed this binocular (for correct grammer, which I now abandon to convention). In a word, they are first rate. At the price, they are a great steal. I have owned much glass -- top camera lenses (Zeiss, Leica), top binoculars (the closest to these, a Swarovski 15x56) and top telescopes --and by comparison these are excellent because a) they are hand-holdable for me, b) very sharp, c) very contrasty, d) very bright, e) relatively light weight and d) optically and mechanically solid -- all for $500, I think the price is. The eyepieces are click-stop adjustable to balance eye relief and field of view (which is satisfactory [but not really outstanding], especially in light of the power). It is hard to say whether the binocular is sharp from center to edge because, properly set up, black out is encountered if one attempts to look over to the edge, but not if one doesn't. Periphal vision apparent sharpness is excellent. The black out is not a material problem because anything one concentrates on is moved to the center of view anyway. The prisims are phase coated and the optics are fully multicoated, with excellent current technlogy. The Bruntons are nitrogen filled, waterproof, and have a pleasant and comfortable non-slip outer covering. The right eyepiece is adjustable without click stops but doesn't move from the position set. These binoculars are in the league of the comparable Zeiss and Swarovskis, but at almost a third the price and with much greater hand-holdability and a life time warranty to boot. They are more color neutral and as bright as the Swarovskis and more similar to the Zeiss, but lack a bit of the super relaxed quality of the Zeiss and at times, the Swarovskis, but not by much. You have to fuss with the Bruntons more to get a similar degree of set-up and such quality. These binoculars are much more hand-holdable and ergonomic than the the Zeiss or Swarovskis and much lighter too, but still not a feather either, weighing in about 36 oz, as my best guess (I have no scales where I am). The Bruntons have a feel of good quality, with no cheesy or loose aspects, except the Brunton name/logo on the sides (cheesy). I do not like, also, the socks covers, but others might. I think they are too tight and not protective enough. The strap is excellent, aside from having the name of the manufacturer on it -- a general, pet peve of mine. Buy them. You'll like them. When you get comfortable hand-holding higher powered binoculars, it is almost impossible to go back to lesser powered binoculars for long. 7x50s now seem quaint to me. My Nikon Venturer 8x32 XL sits on a shelf, as do most of my other binoculars now, and I have about 10 pair currently on just my sailboat.
I love these binoculars for birding, marine use and even at spectator events, including ballet and opera. Braced, with elbows on a seat's arm rests, I can hand-hold these binoculars for the duration of the event. Their color quality is very neutral and pleasing, a quality of better, current optics, generally.
Modern, computer-designed optics with quality, current coatings, at all of the various price points, are much better than what we had 10 years or more ago, and the range in quality across those price points is also substantially narrowing as time passes. Granddad's WWII field glasses, with the beat-up leather case, just don't cut it anymore.
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