blogs.zdnet.com - 10/30/2008
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In Apple's drive to differentiate its professional and less-professional notebook lines, the company left out support for FireWire on its new Aluminum MacBook. While some Mac sites are pointing to composite video-transfer boxes as a way to get video from a camera to the MacBook, there is at ...
pixela-1.com - 10/29/2008
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It's the Only One Like It in the
World! Pixela's new IEEE1394 to USB 2.0 DV Transfer...
Cable uses patented micro chip technology within the cable itself to transfer data from a IEEE 1394 firewire to USB 2.0. connection. The Firewire to USB 2.0 ...
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Pixela 1394 to USB 2.0 Capture Cable. Transfer your ...
theappleblog.com - 10/31/2008
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theappleblog.com —
Apple’s decision to axe FireWire from the MacBook
line is not sitting well with many users, to...
say the least. For high-quality audio and video transfers, FireWire is the standard for professionals and hobbyists alike. Though USB is technically ...
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FireWire-to-USB: MacBook Redeemer?
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FireWire-to-USB: MacBook Redeemer?
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