Tim MoynihanSenior Editor, PCWorld
A former dishwasher, prep cook, racquetball-court attendant, NATO summer-hire, and motorist, Tim now covers cameras and HDTVs for TechHive.
TechHive: The HDTV You'll Get For Your Money
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A new 1080p HDTV will cost you anywhere from $500 to $11,000. In some cases, spending extra cash will go towards obvious differences. In other cases, you'll be paying for features you may not need.
TechHive: The Future of Connected Cameras
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At the 6Sight Future of Imaging conference, industry execs and analysts discussed the future of wireless sharing in cameras, from 4G connectivity to user-interface challenges.
TechHive: Scouting Report on Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 Digital Camera
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Usually, a compact camera like the DSC-RX100 presents compromises when it comes to image quality and performance, but the RX100 looks like it will excel in both those areas.
TechHive: How to Download Your Photos From Popular Sharing Sites
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This guide will cover batch-downloading images from Facebook, Google+, Flickr, Instagram, Picasa Web Albums, SmugMug, Photobucket, Shutterfly, and Snapfish.
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