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Tim,
That's typical in the starting edge of a new trend. If your customers got a
mimimum DTV machine (486/50 or 486/66 with 8M RAM) and a camcoder already,
spending less than $1,500, he/she can get himself/herself a decent capture
board (miro DC1, Fast MM Pro, Intel SVR Pro, and so on) and a decent off-line
video capturing and editing software (many come bundled with the board).
Probably they can even use the money left to buy themselves a bigger HD (around
US$.5 per mega bytes for IDE drive) or add a few mega RAM.
On the other hand, if it is a well known area to the general public, there is
also no need for you to write review article. Right?
–Vince, Ulead Systems (writing on 1995 January 31)
Internet: VChen%Ulead@mcimail.com or VChen@ulead.com
Vince:
>On the other hand, if it is a well known area to the general public, there is
also no need for you to write review article. Right?<
Not necessarily–while folks might know it *exists*, they're going to want to
get some details before they shell out the money needed. That's where I and
other writers come in…
Hmmm…it sounds like it's time I suggested to my editor that we do an update
on our desktop video article…
Tim
Tim,
Let us know when the article comes out.
–Vince, Ulead Systems (writing on 1995 February 01)
Internet: VChen%Ulead@mcimail.com or VChen@ulead.com