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Sanyo Xacti cameras

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I currently have an N95 which is great for everything including photo and video. I have been bitten by the iphone bug and am thinking of changing. I think the greatest thing I will give up is having a decent camera and video camera in my pocket.
Because of this I am looking at the Sanyo Xacti HD700.
Does anyone have experience of this?
Can you easily use imovie 08 to edit video from it?
Is it easy to get the files into imovie and work on them?
Will I loose any of the HD quality doing this?
Are the files compatible with Apple TV and iphone or is there any special conversion I need to do (except editing in imovie 08)?
 

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