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"Dear Adobe, I have paid for software which your system is designed to prevent me activating. What you think is for your protection is actually for my frustration. Now the "trial period" has expired, I cannot use the software I have paid for. And it's all because your systems don't work."
"Effective immediately, and regardless of warranty status, Canon will repair, free of charge, the products listed above exhibiting the above-mentioned malfunction if Canon determines that the malfunction is caused by the CCD image sensor."
As rumoured last week, Cisco have confirmed the US$590m acquisition of the Flip-making US Company Pure Digital (known in the UK as Flip Video UK to avoid confusion with the UK based company known as... erm... Pure Digital).
There's a frighteningly large amount of news stories about this, with plenty of criticism, so take your pick from your favourite publication:
Sorry, I've been slacking recently! There's a tankerload of new camcorder reviews and news items uploaded recently, so here's what's new:
Toshiba's Camelio S10 pocket HD "flip rival" mini-corder has been unveiled and announced for release in the UK and Asia. Reports on the almost-swallowable device from T3, iGizmo and Wired.
Continuing with the mini-corder info, PC Magazine analyse the Aiptek Z700. Can this lesser known brand beat the you-know-what? Doesn't look like it.
InfoSync are impressed with the AVCHD based Canon Vixia HF10: "We're here to tell you that Canon has made one prodigious stride with the introduction of this AVCHD monster, but we feel that the company sacrificed a lot of prosumer potential for the sake of the consumer crowd."
Good Ol' TrustedReviews take a look at a camcorder you can kick about a bit - the Panasonic SDR-SW21.
"Despite its low light limitations, it's hard not to like the Panasonic SDR-SW21. We were already impressed by its predecessor, and the new model has noticeably improved underwater protection, better looks, and slightly superior image quality. However..."
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