1.4G DVD-Rs For Sony Handycam: Store The Laughs

If you own a Sony Handycam that uses DVD-R discs then you should check out this upcoming live auction for some 1.4G DVD-Rs. You can simply put these discs in and be able to record all of those fond memories in no time flat. These Sony discs will allow you to record anything through the cameras and and with a camera you could also upload your footage to a computer or watch what you have just filmed on any TV with an audio video connection. These discs can go up in price sometimes but with this auction you can probably get them on the cheap. If you want more information on this auction and other items click here.

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  Memorex DVD-R Internal Drive: Burn Baby Burn!

If you know a thing or two about computers, especially PCs then you know just how easy they are to upgrade. All you have to do is go online and see what parts are compatible with your computer and then buy them. One such part that is currently up for auction is this Memorex DVD-R internal drive. With this drive you can burn DVDs straight off of your computer. You can make data CDs full of photo slide shows or edit together home movies to send to your parents in Florida. These drives have recently lowered in price do to the boom of Blu-Ray and with this auction you can probably get an even lower price than a retail sale. You can find out more about this product and other government auctions by logging in here.

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  Pioneer PRV-9000: Record All Your Favorite Shows On DVD!

Next up for auction is this Pioneer PRV-9000 DVD recorder. This standalone desktop unit can record and create DVDs with the press of a button (in real time too!). If you know how to work a VCR then you'll have absolutely no problem working this machine! Not only does it record but it can automatically generate a DVD title menu that looks just as professional as a DVD you'd buy in stores. It has analog and digital A/V inputs that allow for easy connections to current video sources. It also can play DVD video discs on read-only, DVD-R, DVD-RW, CD audio, CD-R and CD-RW media as well. The current bid for this item, which includes wires and its original manual is just $35. That's an absolute bargain considering it retails for over $900 in stores. This auction ends on 2/27/09 so hurry and register now for full membership access.

Labels: auction, consumer electronics, DVD recorders, Pioneer, PRV-9000, surplus DVD recorders