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[PSUs]| Monday 20th May 2002 |
The DV Drive's direct-to-disc storage technology means camcorder footage can be stored directly on to the hard disk without the need for a Mac or video-capture software.
It will work whether the camcorder is in playback or record mode, meaning filmmakers can store their footage as they are shooting.
'Videographers spend a lot of time
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The DV Drive's 20Gb hard disk can hold up to one hour and 40 minutes of video. Its FireWire interface can then be used to connect it to a Mac and the footage can immediately be used in iMovie, Final Cut Pro, or any other DV editing package. When plugged into a Mac, it can be used as a standard external hard drive for portable storage.
The DV Drive includes a built-in rechargeable lithium battery, which can be charged through the FireWire connection.
It is due to ship in mid June, for around £425.
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