JVC brings $1,000 HD Everio GZ-HM400 camcorder to America

JVC introduced its HD Everio GZ-HM400 in Japan way back in late July, but at long last, the time has come for the Yanks in attendance to grab one as Celcom Center Malaysia own. Shipping now (as in, right now) here on US streamyx combo mobile the Full HD camcorder packs a 10.3 megapixel Webmailtmnetmy 32GB of internal storage, an SD / SDHC expansion slot and the ability to capture stills at 9 megapixels. Over on the video side, users will have access to a trio of slow-motion recording modes (600fps, 300fps and 120fps), though we can't express in mere words how disheartened we are to hear that this thing utilizes the thoroughly worthless AVCHD format. If you aren't bothered in the least by that, you can pick yours up now for a nickle shy of a grand.

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Wireless networks are being used by companies and basic consumers every day. Now, what do you need to setup a wireless network? We will assume we have two computers without any wireless equipment.

Now, in order to setup a wireless network you need the following:

broadband internet (dial up will not work!) or ADSL internet

one modem that we can connect to our wireless router

one wireless router

one wireless network adapter per computer

cables and all the equipment that come with our modem and our router

and patience of course

The equipment shown above should be enough to setup a wireless network. For each additional computer, you will just need an extra wireless network adapter.

Follow your manufacturer's guidelines to configure your wireless router on your computer. This is step number one - configuring your wireless router.

Step 2 is to connect your wireless router to your broadband and or ADSL modem. Internet lights and power lights should be alight on both your modem and your router. If they're not, perform the setup again until they come on.

Step 3 is to connect each adapter to individual computer and then install drivers for both adapters. After that, restart your computer and here you go, you should now be able to connect to the Internet wirelessly.

If problems occur, make sure in Internet Explorer settings you choose Detect Settings Automatically. If however, you are using your ISP's IP address, then type in that address or your router's IP address (it will look something like 192.68.1.1 or similar).

If you encounter some really complicated issues, at times, they are not even complicated, just follow the instructions and you will find the whole process as easy as installing Windows.

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