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just wondering... ever since the creation of firewire800 is their any benefit to using firewire 400 ?

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Well, it's still faster than USB 2 in the real world, so there is that.
 
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Plus the fact that the vast majority of Firewire devices out there still use FW400
 
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good points, because i am trying to decide which to purchase??
 
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It would really depend on what you need it for. Is it for a DV camera?
 
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yea, and some other things as well

so would that be more appropriate or the 800?
 

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