HD Footage HD 1920 x 1080p 60fields/sec 16Mbps

I am looking to upgrade to a Mac, it been a few years but am finally coming back. i want to know if Imovie or Final cut express 4 will play and edit my HD AVCHD H.264 Footage filmed in 1920 x 1080p at 60fields/sec 16Mbps from an SD Card.
Will it be able to edited, with titles transitions and music with a few extra goodies and be able to be exported onto a DVD for and hour and a halfs viewing on a normal bog standard DVD player in the front room.
This is going to be an easy answer for some of you out there but i have had no end of problems with this footage and before i jump to spend £2000 on an i5 mac i would like someone to tell me the problems i will encounter.

it is a sanyo xacti fh1 camera
http://sanyo.com/xacti/english/products/vpc_fh1/spec.html
it is filming in Full HD: 1920 x 1080 (60fields/sec 16Mbps)which is the second setting down on the camera. 2hours and 7 minutes ish is about 16GB. if you look at the resolutions it can produce on the specs it shows them all.
i may drop the quality next time i film to the Full-SHQ: 1920 x 1080 (30 fps/ 12Mbps)to guaruntee editing? i just hope that i can edit what i have filmed on holiday,
thank you for your help any is truely appreciated at the moment before i buy.

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http://i48.tinypic.com/19t9gl.png
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