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by Ed Curran

LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION

Finally, an easy and affordable way to store your home videos on CD. Plug MovieMaker into your computer’s USB port and transfer home movies to your PC. Save, e-mail, and even edit and add music
or titles to them. Combine MovieMaker with a recordable CD drive and you’ve got all those old tapes stored digitally on CD. Look for Creative Video Blaster’s MovieMaker ($200) at www.creative. com. For more gadgetry, log on to www.technogadgets.com.



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