Choosing a Digital Camera A Helpful Guide
Charles Helfenstein reviews digital cameras with tips on selecting features and storage options. He highlights Sony models using floppy disks, Megapixel net reviews, and add ons like macro lenses. The piece notes image quality, ease of use, and the ability to capture audio and video clips.
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Sony Digital
Sony
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Megapixel Net
Imaging-Resource.com
Ansel Adams
Computer makers settle FTC lease ad charges
Dell Computer Corp and Micron Electronics Inc settled FTC charges over misleading Internet lease advertisements. The agency required clear readable information in ads, noting cost details often hidden in fine print or linked pages. The deal, approved 4-0, follows a 60 day public comment period.
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Dell Computer Corp
Micron Electronics Inc
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Dell
Micron
Jodie Bernstein
Bureau of Competition
Commission
Libba Letton
U.S. will not cut Yugoslavia Internet access
The Clinton administration said it will not curb Internet access for Yugoslav citizens under the embargo, arguing full access helps Serbians learn about Kosovo atrocities. Loral Space discussed obligations under the embargo as experts note such action would be unprecedented, while NATO has targeted Serbian broadcasters.
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Clinton
Yugoslavia
Kosovo
Milosevic
State Department
James P Rubin
Loral Space and Communications Ltd
New York
U.S
National Security Council
Rubin
Serbia
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Loral Space
Treasury Department
United States
NATO
Jim
Dempsey
Center For Democracy and Technology
Fant
Alex Krstanovic
Beonet
Loral
Japan races to ready computers for Y2K Jan 2000
Japan accelerates Y2K preparations under a government task force with banking energy and communications sectors aiming for full readiness by September. Sejichi Kondo reports tests show minimal issues after fixes, while public awareness and hospital readiness remain uneven.
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Tokyo
Japan
Finance, Energy and Communications
Sejichi Kondo
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Kondo
North Korea
Guatemala
United States
Door-to-Door CoPilot drives map tech to notebook PCs
TravRoute's Door-to-Door CoPilot costs 399 dollars and uses a 12-channel GPS receiver to guide notebook users across the continental United States with voice prompts, real-time mapping, and route recalibration. It supports PalmPilot and Windows CE, plus weather and road data downloads, with Libretto and Toshiba offerings and prices around 1500 to 2500 dollars for bundled systems.
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