Sony pro sumer cameras capture memories for pros and hobbyists
The article reviews Sony Mavica CD300 and F707 digital cameras, praising their image quality and storage options. It notes the CD300 stores photos on rewriteable 8 centimeter CDs, offers 3.3 megapixels, and rivals Minolta’s 5 megapixel models in price, while the F707 features a larger lens, 5.0 megapixels, a swiveling body, and advanced autofocus. Both models include USB transfer, multiple exposure modes, and video capture.
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Read Every Scrap Before You Do Anything
A tech reviewer warns that addenda in Evergreen Technologies processor upgrade instructions caused a costly motherboard failure. He followed the supposedly easiest wiring method, then learned a crucial addendum advised not to use a 3-pin fan connector. The fix required a new motherboard and a one gigahertz Pentium III, totaling about $400.
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Panasonic SL-MP50 MP3 Player Review
The Panason ic SL-MP50 costs 140 dollars and plays MP3s from CD-Rs CD-RWs and standard CDs with good battery life on two AA cells. It features a No Skip anti-skip system and includes a car power adapter though it may feel fragile with daily bumps. For details call 800 211 7262 or visit panasonic.com.
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Web Winners: Perspectives on Anti-Terrorism Efforts
Overview of online resources offering analysis and information on terrorism. Public Agenda provides running analyses of public opinion on the crisis. Stanford’s Biochemical Terrorism database covers threats with a $240 site, free 10 day trial. Symantec offers online PC security scans. Storydata compiles global terrorism statistics. Worldpress.org reflects on post Sept 11 reactions through foreign press voices.
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Dot com bust leaves customers with wiped clean hopes
The piece traces the dot com collapse's impact on consumers like Pratt who bought inflated rebates from CyberRebate and faced late refunds or losses when the company failed. It highlights how early Internet hype masked fragility, with examples from Ricochet by Metricom and other fantasies of Web era devices that became obsolete after shutdowns.
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