chip-in-the-tip camera
Posted By: rudd on 2006-04-19
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Subject: chip-in-the-tip camera
  What is the proper way to transcribe "chip in the tip camera?" The google search has it many different ways with hyphenation etc. My company has started becoming rather particular. I have transcribed it as "chip-in-the-tip camera." Since google had it several different ways and since it is a new technology, I was wondering. Thanks for any help. I love this site. It is very helpful, especially with new technology etc.
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Thanks so much for the advice. It looked correct when I transcribed it and he is making it a noun, from the way it sounds. Thanks for your time.
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