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To: J Fieb who wrote (31564)	3/28/1998 12:24:00 PM
From: John Rieman	Respond to of 50808

Those "killer bitstreams" can choke a 300Mhz+ CPU too:-). When do you think Dazzle will do MPEG-2?????????????????????/ techweb.com April 01, 1998, TechWeb News -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dazzle Them with Video Capture By Owen Linderholm Dazzle Multimedia's Dazzle would be a difficult piece of hardware to describe if it weren't so similar to Play's Snappy 3.0. Like the Snappy, the Dazzle is a small, hand-held device, about the size of a VCR remote control, that plugs into your PC's printer port. You also hook it up to a video source, allowing it to capture images to your screen. But while the Snappy is limited to still images, the Dazzle can also capture video-and not just AVI files, but also MPEG I. There are some other obvious differences, too: The Dazzle is a bit bigger, requires an external power source and, at a price of $199, costs twice the Snappy's $99.