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If you wanna go HD go with Canon or Sony (best PQ w/o any graininess); Aiptek is POS in my opinion. Also when you mean HD are you trying to
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If you wanna go HD go with Canon or Sony (best PQ w/o any graininess); Aiptek is POS in my opinion. Also when you mean HD are you trying to go 1080p or 720p?
The lower end ones will do only 720p/1080i... |
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