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• Need a 24GB Memory Kit? That'll Be $1300, Please Corsair divulged details of its new 24GB RAM kit recently, including the hefty price tag.
• Camera Accessories Make Holiday Gift-Giving a Snap If you're shopping for a shutterbug this holiday, here are more than a dozen great gift ideas.
• Picture This: Epson PictureMate Show Printer Includes Digital Frame Epson's latest snapshot printer lets you enjoy photos on screen as well as on paper.
• How to Buy a Laptop Size, performance, storage options, and keyboard quality are all factors to consider when purchasing a laptop. Let us help you find the laptop that fits your needs.
• Kodak's Easy, Attractive EasyShare D830 Frame In its warm brown wooden frame, the Kodak EasyShare D830 will easily blend in on your desk or coffee table.
• Transcend's Sleek, Stylish PF730 Digital Photo Frame It's not only a digital photo frame, but also a video player, an alarm clock, a calendar, and an MP3 player.
• HP's Smart Wi-Fi Frame Is No DreamScreen This frame has a refreshingly straightforward, smartly designed interface, but is saddled with a plasticky case and a bulky design.
• 20 Hot Cyber Monday Deals Cyber Monday has some hot deals and steals for everything from laptops, games, movies, and HDTVs.
• Isabella's Vizit Less Memorable Than We Had Hoped The Vizit digital photo frame by Isabella makes uploading and sending pictures a snap, but the high price tag and uninspired design are big turn-offs.
• First Smartphone with Windows Mobile 6.5 Ships in Europe, Asia HTC's HD2 smartphone is the first phone to run Windows Mobile 6.5, and will be available in the U.S. in early 2010.
• Intel May Allow More Memory on Netbooks Rather than celebrating this as good news, we should be asking why Intel has any say in the matter at all.
• Getting Experienced with Vista's Windows Experience Index Foxylady48180 asked the Answer Line forum about Vista's tool for measuring hardware performance
• DRAM's Inventor Honored for Contribution The IBM researcher doesn't have a high public profile, but the research community knows his contributions.
• Is Dell's Adamo a Svelte but Expensive MacBook Air? Dell's Adamo takes a clear stab at the market for Apple's MacBook Air with a highly stylized design. Let's compare.
• Save Money On PC Hardware Upgrades A few minutes of Web surfing can pay you back in real savings on components.
• Inexpensive OLED Picture Frame The Pocket Album Deluxe will make your photos sparkle on its gorgeous OLED display.
• Does RAM Optimization Software Make a Difference? SuperRAM, like most RAM optimization software, suggests it improves your PC's performance. But is it perceptible?
• Taking Nintendo's Wii Fit for a Test Run We take a look at Nintendo's Wii Fit and the Wii Balance Board.
• Digital Foci Pocket Album Deluxe OLED 2.8 Digital Photo Frame The Digital Foci Pocket Album Deluxe has stunning image quality thanks to OLED technology, but is burdened by tedious software.
• A High-Speed Slo-Mo Point-and-Shoot Casio has unveiled a tiny digital camera with burst-shooting capabilities of up to 30 frames per second as well as high-speed movie modes.
• Pick Simple Upgrades to Boost Your PC Performance These hardware upgrades conserve costs while still making your PCs run better.
• What's Using All My RAM? Arcticsid asked the Answer Line Forum how he could find out what's using up so much of his PC's physical memory.
• Did I Just Damage My PC? Cheyenne821 removed then reinserted one of a desktop PC's two RAM DDR sticks. Now the PC won't boot. Is the damage serious?
• Navigating Photos in 3D with Photosynth Photosynth.net takes your large collection of photos of a place or an object, analyzes them for similarities, and then reconstructs them in 3D space. You can navigate through a scene to see photos from multiple angles. Senior Associate Editor Danny Allen takes a look.
• Casio's Super Slo-Mo Camera Casio's EXILIM Pro EX-F1 has an excellent full-resolution slow-motion feature.