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The XtremeHD Toslink Optical Audio Cable connects multi-channel audio from sources such as Apple TV, DVD players, satellite receivers, cable boxes and digital video recorders to your A/V receiver or television.The Toslink cable is constructed using the highest-quality fiber optics available. The optical terminations are precision polished to ensure the cleanest possible signal transmission. Durable rubber overmolding insulates and protects the delicate materials and connections inside. As an added measure, the cable is equipped with a protective cap over each end to prevent damage during handling.Additionally, each cable ships with a 3.5mm optical digital audio jack adapter. When used with the Toslink cable, this adapter allows you to connect some Apple computers, Airport Express and other devices to a Toslink-enabled audio/video receiver.
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CD and DVD Storage Keeps Media Organized and within Easy Reach This piece of home theater furniture is a stylish way to display and use your stereo and CDs. Stair-step shelves and a wavy CD storage rack hold smaller stereo systems and up to 80 CDs. This home theater furniture is made of solid iron in a matte-black powder-coat finish with black laminate shelves. Order yours today.
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As part of your search for a digital-camera for general use, the Sony DSC-S60 offers lots of features and value that make it worthy of your consideration. It has a special 4.1 megapixel Super HAD-CCD that provides maximum detail for optimal pictures. For simplicity, there's autofocus and auto-exposure modes. For creativity, you've got manual exposure and focus modes. With a Carl Zeiss Tessar 3x zoom lens and 2x digital-zoom enhancement, there's lots of opportunities to frame the best pictures around. Though all images are stored on optional Memory Stick(R) Media and Memory Stick(R) PRO Media memory cards, 32MB memory is built-in for immediate use. While you can get fantastic still pictures, the DSC-S60 can also capture video movie images at VGA quality (640 x 480) high frame rate (up to 30 frames per second), with sound. at lengths limited only by the capacity of the MemoryStick media. In other words, a great little digital-camera! AF (Auto Focus) Illuminator, Selectable Focus Mode, Pre-Flash Metering Slow Shutter Noise Reduction, Clear Color/Clear Luminance NR Audio/Video Output (Via Multi-Use Terminal) Adjustable Color/Saturation/Hue Live Histogram Display MPEG1 Cue, Review and Divide PictBridge Compatibility Picture Effects - Sepia, Black & White Selectable ISO - Auto, 80, 100, 200, 400 10 Second Self-Timer Microphone and Speaker Still Image Formats - Normal (JPEG Fine/Standard), Burst, Multi-Burst Unit Dimensions - 4 3/4 x 2 1/2 x 1 5/8 (96.6 x 64.4 x 40.1mm) / Weight - 7 oz (198g) Body; 8.7 oz. (249g) Body w/Batteries, Media, Wrist Strap We strongly urge getting AA rechargeable batteries and a 256MB (or higher) MemoryStick as optional accessories for this camera to allow best use
Customer Reviews:
Very good picture quality.......2006-11-04
This is a surprisingly very good camera. Though it is a 4MP camera, the picture quality is so much better than other 5 or 6MP cameras. We had the chance to do the comparison when we (with a group of friends) took a lot of pictures in the park using different types of cameras. The pics from the DSC-S60 was so much brighter and clearer.
I guess the only problem with the DSC-S60 is that it is quite bulky (compared to similar models). It could be quite a pain carrying this around for a whole day.
I love this camera!.......2006-10-22
This is a great, easy to use camera. I have had this camera for a year and it has seen alot of use. The only drawback I have had with this camera is that it eats AA batteries. I bought rechargeable AA's and they seem to last forever! Problem solved. I am about to purchase a second one for my son for Christmas. Great camera!
Great camera with lots of features.......2006-05-09
Reasons to buy it:
1. Cheap, a mere $140.
2. Packed with features. From complete auto mode (point and shoot) to fully manual mode. 4MP and 3X optical zoom good enough for most situations.
3. Picture quality is good. It's better than the other two cameras I own (Olympus C720 UZ and Sony DSC S600).
4. Compact. It's smaller than it looks in the stock photo.
5. Fast. Switches on and is ready for the first shot within about 1.5 seconds.
Other things I liked about the camera:
- Good ergonomics. Fits nicely in my hand, all the buttons are well placed and easy to access. I can even switch on the camera and take pictures with one hand.
- Powerful flash. Enough to fill up a moderate size room.
- Great video mode with sound. It also comes with an audio video cable so that you can connect the camera to your TV and watch the vidoes and pictures on your TV.
- LCD is decent size and is fairly bright, which means it's even visible outdoors in the daytime.
Things I didn't like about the camera:
- Manual could be more detailed. There is a bsaic manual and sort of a quick start guide. But there was no 40 page booklet which explained each and every feature in detail.
- The auto focus illuminator (for help in focussing in low light) is a little bright and can be annoying sometimes. But the upside is that you get good focus even in really low light conditions.
- Does not come with a battery charger. I bought rechargeable batteries and a charger separately.
I have owned the Olympus C720 UZ and the newer Sony DSC S600, but I think this camera is better than both of them.
More than great for a point and shoot camera.......2006-05-02
I bought this camera back in September when it was new for $200... Now I see that the price is a mere $140. Wow! Point and shoot cameras go down in value quickly! I originally wanted to get a film SLR camera but I didn't know much about cameras and I needed something quick and easy to pick up and learn. And at that time the cheapest film SLR was also $200. I figured I'd probably be spending more on film and developing in the long run so I just got this camera instead. It came with 2 regular AA batteries, an AV/USB cable, a thin cotton sleeve, carrying strap, instructions, warranty info, and a cd rom.
At first it was pretty easy to use. All I ended up photographing in the first few days were just simple little things around town or around the house or whatever using auto mode. The first picture I took was of my dog. A few days later I had to buy some rechargeable batteries because lets face it, regular alkalines will not last long for high-draining devices. I started taking more and more pictures in the following weeks experimenting with different scene settings and learning about adjusting to lighting and focusing and my camera did it's job without any problems. It was very easy to use and that's what I liked about it. And it's decent in size also. I could just put it in my bag and I'm off to wherever.
Once I filled up the 32MBs of internal memory I went out and picked up the largest capacity memory stick Best Buy had which was a 512MB MS DUO for around $60 and it was well worth it. I wanted the DUO because I like to view my photos on my PSP! In the following months I also picked up the VAD-PEB lens adaptor, a wide angle and telephoto lens and also some filters and basically maxed out this camera to its full potential.
Overall I'm pretty impressed with this camera. It's simple to use features make it easy for anyone to pick up and take great photos. Over the months that I have had it I've definetley seen improvements in my photography skills and I've basically learned all its' features and mastered this camera. Before I was just pointing and shooting here and there... I just got back from a trip down on the Oregon Coast and I've taken some breathtaking photos that even people with DSLRs are impressed. I've also used it to record me riding bmx too. Seeing that I've learned a thing or two about taking amazing pictures I am more than happy because I never knew anything about photography before I picked up this camera and now it's my second favorite hobby.
To see that this camera has gone down in price-- well I can't recommend it enough for you beginners. But don't be fooled by the fact it's only a point and shoot. Give it some time and be creative because you will eventually learn how to take amazing pictures. If you want the best out of this camera though, be sure to pick up the VAD-PEB ring, a 512MB memory stick, and a bunch of lenses and filters and you will have one of the finest 4.1 MP cameras on the market for sure.
Eventually I will end up picking up a Nikon DSLR camera because this little Sony camera is only the beginning of my passion for photography. But I will not be sad when I lay this camera down! It has taught me the basics with ease and for that I am thankful.
And the reason I give it only 4 stars is for the following reasons below.
1. If you get the VAD-PEB ring adaptor, your flash will be blocked.
2. Zooming really far increases the chances of blurred pics. But it's nothing a little ISO 400 and tripod can't fix.
3. Night pictures take awhile to process and will normally come out blurry if you can't hold your camera still. Otherwise, back to the tripod.
4. Focusing only on certain subjects takes awhile to learn. But like I said, give it time!
For a "novice" like me.......2006-03-04
I really enjoy this camera; mine has the Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens. It works grewat- be sure to use the Memory Stick PRO media. A great reasonable priced camera.
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Orion MicroXplore PC600 TV/PC Digital Microscope
Manufacturer: Orion
ProductGroup: Photography
Binding: Electronics
Microscopes
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Optics
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Camera & Photo
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Categories
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Electronics
Product Features:
- Focus on the microscopic then share it with the world via your TV or computer screen
- Cool (literally) LED illumination does not heat up slides
- Powerful magnification range from 10x to 600x
- Includes DinoCapture software to capture photos, video, and time-lapsed video
- The all-digital entrance to the microscopic world
ASIN: B000ZGUX2O
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Product Description
Tune into the Microscope Channel with the Orion MicroXploreTM PC600 TV/PC Digital Microscope. This digital microscope features a dual output interface, USB and TV, perfect for students or classroom use. This makes it the perfect scope for both teachers and students - now everyone can see the miniature worlds you explore.
With DinoCapture software, the Orion® MicroXplore PC600 is perfect for photos, video, and time-lapsed video. The resolution of 640 x 480 pixels ensures powerful colors and crystal clear images. It's ready to hook to any TV or PC and ready to bring the smallest things in our world to the big screen.
Specifications:
Resolution: 640*480 pixels (VGA)
3 objectives lens
Power of magnification: 10x, 100x~200x, 400x~600x
Built-in oblique and backside LED lighting
Built-in microphone
Frame rate: up to 30fps
Interface: USB2.0/1.1 (PC) & NTSC/PAL(TV)
Recommended for ages 8 and older
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