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Which of these is the better choice?
Note that in NZ, the E85 and E100 are both 80Gb (The E100 is 120Gb in the
US)
The prices have dropped so may want to jump in now, but.........
I want to know if there is any quality difference.
Feature-wise, are there any useful features that I should take into account?
I think the E100 has memory card input and DV input, but to me they are
redundant. I have a DV camera and Digital still camera and using the PC to
make photo CD/DVD and home movie DVDs is by far the easier and better
choice)
I also think that the Panasonics dont support RW and DVD+R/RW? My S35 player
doesnt either but it plays them all fine, I heard that is due to Panasonic
inventing or having an interest in the -R format
To me, I want best quality at comparative recording modes, useful features.
The other issue is that PC DVD writers are now out that support dual layer,
so given the cost of recorders down under, shall I wait until they also
support dual-layer?
Thanks to all who comment
Tony
Which of these is the better choice?
Note that in NZ, the E85 and E100 are both 80Gb (The E100 is 120Gb in the
US)
The prices have dropped so may want to jump in now, but.........
I want to know if there is any quality difference.
Feature-wise, are there any useful features that I should take into account?
I think the E100 has memory card input and DV input, but to me they are
redundant. I have a DV camera and Digital still camera and using the PC to
make photo CD/DVD and home movie DVDs is by far the easier and better
choice)
I also think that the Panasonics dont support RW and DVD+R/RW? My S35 player
doesnt either but it plays them all fine, I heard that is due to Panasonic
inventing or having an interest in the -R format
To me, I want best quality at comparative recording modes, useful features.
The other issue is that PC DVD writers are now out that support dual layer,
so given the cost of recorders down under, shall I wait until they also
support dual-layer?
Thanks to all who comment
Tony