Cables To Go 3m DVI-I M/M DUAL LINK DIGITAL/ANALOG VIDEO CABLE ( 26949 )

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Digital Visual Interface (DVI) is the standard interface for a high-performance connection between PCs and flat panel displays, digital CRT displays, projectors, and HDTV. DVI Dual-Link Digital/Analog Video Cables from Cables To Go deliver the high-performance, high-bandwidth interface needed for video displays of today while leaving headroom for the products of tomorrow. These precision-engineered cables are fully compliant with the DVI standard defined by DDWG (Digital Display Working Group).

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The perfect mix of chic and sleek, this London CD/DVD Organizer is the ultimate necessity in creating a modern and contemporary pad. The simplicity of the design adds to the elegance of any home, and the dark brown leather exudes the feeling of strength and power. The structural design of this CD/DVD organizer provides for optimal storage space for all your favorites movies and tunes. Available in small and large. Sold separately.

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London DVD Organizer

Manufacturer: Wrapables
ProductGroup: Kitchen
Binding: Kitchen

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6" x 8.25" x 37.5"
Faux leather & wood

ASIN: B000EIUADK

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Super camera, great size

be very careful..

LOST AND FOUND !!!!

Buyer Beware

Appreciation for this camera grows over time

Sony Cybershot DSCP200/R 7.2MP Digital Camera 3x Optical Zoom (Red)

Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Photography
Binding: Electronics

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Product Features:

7.2 MP CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality prints up to 15 x 20 inches

3x optical and 2x digital zoom for 6x total zoom

Carl Zeiss optics; 16-shot burst mode; high-resolution movie mode with sound

Compatible with Memory Stick and Memory Stick Pro media; includes 32 MB card

Powered by Lithium-ion battery (NP-FR1); connects to PCs and Macs via USB 2.0

ASIN: B0007N7DQO

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Loaded with 7.2 megapixels, this compact point-and-shoot digital camera puts spectacular photos in the palm of your hand, the Cybershot DSC-P200 camera slips comfortably into a shirt pocket or handbag. The camera's slimmed down design makes it even more convenient for users to snap breathtaking photos anytime, anywhere. Sony's Real Imaging Processor circuitry, delivers extremely fast start-up and shot-to-shot times, and puts extra speed and muscle behind automatic features like auto focus and auto exposure. You'll never have to worry about missing a shot because the camera is always ready for you to click the shutter. PictBridge is included so you can print images easily without using a computer. Moreso, the DSC-P200 is more than a great digital still camera, it can also take VGA quality movies at up to 640x480 resolution (30fps) that can likewise be stored on a MemoryStick or MemoryStick Pro digital-media storage card. Autofocus method - 5 Area Multi-Point AF; Center AF; 5-Step Manual Auto and Manual Exposure modes / Auto - 1/8 1/2000 sec., Program Auto - 1 1/2000 sec., Manual - 30 - 1/1000 sec. shutter speed range Built-in multimode electronic-flash Continuous shooting Burst Mode - 5 Shot (7 MP JPEG fine), 100 Shot (VGA/JPEG Standard), 1.1frames per second Self-timer - 10 Second Resloution Modes 7MP - 3072 x 2304/5MP - 2592 x 1944/3MP - 2048 x 1536/1MP - 1280 x 960/VGA - 640 x 480 Movie Recording MPEG Movie Mode - MPEG VX Fine with Audio (640 x 480 at 30fps) Unit Dimensions 4 x 2 x 1 / Weighs about 6-1/2 ounces with battery and memory card installed

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Super camera, great size.......2007-12-11

I have used many digital cameras over the years. I got this one right when it came out as a small in-purse supplement to my large-lens "real digital camera". The main camera had a gorgeous large lens, a super zoom, and was 5mp. I figured this one would be useful for times I was out and about and didn't have the real camera with me.

Over time, though, I realized that I was using this DSC-P200 for pretty much everything. I do origami for sale and take tons of up close photos of origami creations. This camera was super for that. I run a birding website and take lots of photos of birds in trees. The camera was wonderful. I run a gardening site and take garden photos all the time. The camera worked like a charm!

I go on many trips, to Alaska, to Hawaii, to the US West. There are all sorts of landscapes I need to take photos of - large cactii, glaciers, volcanos, and more. The camera has been brilliant in all situations. You can see years worth of photos from this camera on the lisashea.com travelogue area.

The only reason I got another camera after this one is that it is *slightly* heavy and large in my purse. With the new credit card sized phones coming out, I moved up to an 8.1 megapixel camera that was slimmer and lighter. But I still find many features of this DSC-P200 to be superior than the new one I got. The DSC-P200 is just so easy to use, and the images are so nice in quality.

Highly, highly recommended.

be very careful.........2007-07-14

the slightest bump causes the lens to malfunction. the camera isnt that easy to use. Mine is in a box ready to ship back for the second time to fix the lens. an expensive camera with too sensitive lens. i think a simpler camera may work as well. it does take good pics once you get it figured out though.

LOST AND FOUND !!!!.......2007-06-28

I know you are reading this hoping to read a review. I am desperate to find my lost camera and I hoped this would help. I had a Sony cybershot dsc p200. It took great pictures but that is not why I'm writing this. I'm hoping that whoever found it will look at these reviews if trying to resell. In my opinion, this camera will be useless without a way to charge it or upload it to a computer, as buying accessories for a discontinued camera is not easy or cheap!( I know, I had to replace my usb wire last year after my dog chewed it and it cost almost $100 to replace). My memory card is what I really am hoping to recover as my pics are very precious to me. I had over 170 pics of my childrens' last day of school and my daughter's gymnastics recital and as a scrapbooker, losing pics is devasting! So if anyone has my camera please do the right thing and return it to the North Kingstown police. I live in RI and lost it on 6/24/07 at an airshow. Again, the camera is replacable but the photos on the memory card are priceless to me !!! There will be no questions asked! Thank you so much for reading this and if you are at all religious, say a prayer that my pics are recovered.

Buyer Beware.......2007-06-26

This is NOT a point-and-shoot camera. I have been using computers daily for twelve years now, and to me, this camera is far more complicated. All of my initial photos taken with it were blurry -- a problem I have never had before with any other camera, digital or otherwise. One came out so weird (with light trails--when the lights in the picture weren't in motion) that I forwarded it to some photo experts online for examination, and was informed that I didn't have the camera set in the right focus mode. Or maybe it was the wrong "scene condition," I can't remember now -- but there are SO many things to set on this camera. Anyway, I changed the mode and/or scene condition as suggested -- NOT a straightforward process, as you must have the manual with you, and IT isn't user-friendly either. It takes me forever to find what I'm looking for in it, and then there's not enough plain-talk help when I get there. The manual is big on charts with thumbnail icons and check marks. By the time you get through setting up for the shot, some 5 - 10 minutes later (if you're really lucky) after you get started, often the moment for the picture you wanted has passed -- and I can't tell you how many times the camera simply refused to take the shot, which I guess is its way of "punishing" the user for not taking the time to set the mode and scene exactly right every time. This camera has brought me nothing but frustration, so it mostly sits unused while I make use of my trusty, reliable (and much older) Kodak EasyShare 3.1 MP DX6340, which has never given me any problems. Every now and again I take out the CyberShot and try working with it; I carried it to a birthday party yesterday, simply because it's smaller than my other camera and more easily fits in a pocket -- and again I got blurry pictures -- although at the time, it appeared that it was refusing to take them altogether, as we never saw any flash (the room was darkened) and I couldn't find the pictures on the camera when trying to review them. SO, I never even tried getting any snapshots of the people at the party. In looking through the manual this morning for help on this, I found a section on Focus: "You can change the focus method. Use the menu." I pushed the menu button, and found no option for changing focus. THEN I discovered (upon further reading of the manual) that my mode dial (more icons) was not in the right position for that particular menu. I was in auto adjustment mode (which you would think would be the idiot-proof one, delineated by a camera icon). Moving the dial to SCN mode and switching the scene selection to high-speed shutter mode (delineated by an icon of a person hitting a golf ball) got me my first non-blurry picture, though I wouldn't call it sharp either. If you're looking for a good-quality user-friendly point-and-shoot camera, this is not it. I wanted a good-quality camera with more mega pixels and more options than my old one, and bought this based on reading many raves reviews, but it's way too complicated for me, and likely for the average amateur photographer as well. I was in the National Honor Society in high school and have an above-average IQ, and nothing I've tackled to date has been as difficult to learn or work with as this.

Appreciation for this camera grows over time.......2007-05-14

It may seem odd to review a tech product like this that's basically 2 yrs old now, but I'm finding that as I survey the market for a possible upgrade, I'm not finding a worthy successor very easily.

Now that features such as image stabilization and face detection are becoming commonplace in point-and-shoot cameras, I figured I'd survey the scene for a possible replacement of my P200. I wouldn't mind something that's even a bit more pocketable than the P200 as well.

But what I'm finding is that nothing out there provides these improvements while still also providing the range of features that the P200 does, as a great example of camera that can satisfy a range of skills from beginner to intermediate.

Are fewer point-and-shoots supporting manual settings these days, or is it just me? Where's custom white balance, manual aperture/shutter settings, etc. alongside image stabilization?

At 7.2 megapixels, the P200 doesn't give me much reason to upgrade on MP alone. And after testing image stabilization on a few point-and-shoots, I'm finding that the noise this often introduces in the shot isn't an acceptable tradeoff for a more stable image, in my mind. Meanwhile, there's the apparent lack of manual settings in these newer models.

Long live the P200!

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Meade Instruments 7x50 TravelView High Quality Multi-use Binoculars

Manufacturer: Meade
ProductGroup: Photography
Binding: Electronics

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Adorama Slinger Bag, Single Strap Backpack / Shoulder Bag, Black.

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Alpine Innovations Spudz the most Convenient Micro-Fiber Cleaning Cloth, Extra Large, 10" x 10".

Product Features:

Porro prism / Fully coated / Exit pupil - 7mm / Eye relief - 7mm

Field of view 6.8°/356 ft. @ 1000 yds

Weight - 30.8 oz

ASIN: B000BY3UE8

Product Description

Meade TravelView binoculars are designed for those who love to travel, observe nature, view sporting events, or just to enjoy the outdoors. These Meade binoculars feature legendary Meade optical technology and design. All Meade Travelview binoculars have fully coated lenses for clear, bright viewing. Meade 7x50 TravelView has a rubber coating for durability.

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