Go-Pro video cameras, Tulsa Hills

What kind of go-pro video cameras do you have at the Tulsa Hills location and how much are they?

I see two stores in that area in the store locator. You might want to contact them for details.
Check out this link for GoPro cameras and prices. Are you looking for White, Silver or Black?
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/camcorders/action-camcorders/pcmcat273800050002.c?id=pcmcat273800050002
Using the website, I see my favourite Black model is available in both stores.

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Which cable do I need to connect my Mac Book Pro to my Panasonic PV-GS150 video camera for transferring video to iMovie?

which cable do I need to connect my Mac Book Pro to my Panasonic PV-GS150 video camera for transferring video to iMovie?

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it would be better to direct that question to Gary Loftis, since my MacBook Pro doesn’t have a Thunderbolt port.

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