A stronger air compressor, a faster flash drive, and more
Posted 03.24.2010 at 1:45 pm
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Canon Vixia HF S21
This Canon works harder to steady shake-prone zoom shots. It has a more sensitive image stabilizer than other models, which moves its 10x zoom lens slightly from side to side to compensate if you wobble. $1,100
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Wow, incredible gadgets indeed! Do want!
Lou
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i looked all over for "A stronger air compressor", but couldn't find it.
please send me a link to THAT article.
Hey not Bad i could use soma those
Canon Vixia HF S21 This Canon works harder to steady shake-prone zoom shots. It has a more sensitive image stabilizer than other models, which moves its 10x zoom lens slightly from side to side to compensate if you wobble. $1,100. That's seriously cool.. I wish it was a little cheaper though!
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