StarTech.com 3 Port CardBus 1394a FireWire Adapter Card - Digital Video Editing Kit (CB1394)
- List Price:
$40.99
- Buy New: $25.00
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as of 5/23/2012 16:40 UTC details
- You Save: $15.99 (39%)
- Seller:jdcs4
- Format:CD
- Language:English (Original Language)
- Platform:Windows XP
- Color:One Color
- Media:Personal Computers
- Number Of Items:1
- Autographed:No
- Operating System:Windows
- Memorabilia:No
- Size:One Size
- Shipping Weight (lbs):0.5
- Dimensions (in):8.3 x 1.4 x 5.7
- Warranty:Lifetime warranty
- MPN:CB1394
- Model:CB1394
- UPC:065030785938
- EAN:5051964067030
Availability:Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Features:
- Easily add 3 FireWire ports to your laptop computer
- A fun and easy way to make and edit your own home movies
- Comes complete with a 5 foot FireWire cable (4-6 Pin M/M) and ULEAD Video Studio SE Basic video editing software
- Includes everything needed to edit your own home movies, add scene transitions and other effects with the included ULEAD® Video Studio® SE software
- High speed data transfer rates of up to 400 Mbits/sec.
- Connect up to 63 devices by cascading multiple hubs
- Hot swap capabilities allows you to connect or disconnect devices without turning off your laptop
- Low power consumption preserves laptop computer battery life
Editorial Reviews:
Synopsis
This 3 Port PCMCIA IEEE 1394 FireWire 400 Laptop Adapter Card allows you to connect FireWire/i.LINK devices such as iPods or DV (digital video) camcorders to your laptop computer through a CardBus slot. Compatible with both PC and Mac laptop computers, the adapter card supports hot-swapping FireWire device connections, allowing you to unplug and swap peripherals with ease. The adapter card includes a 5ft FireWire cable as well as a copy of ULEAD's Video Studio SE Basic video editing software (Windows only), making it easy to capture and edit video on your notebook computer, directly from your digital video camcorder.
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