Peripherals

Magazine articles on computer peripherals like monitors, printers, scanners, CD ROM, etc.

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PC World March 2005 Ramon G. McLeod	Recycle Your Hard Drive TrayDock lets you turn an old internal drive into an external one perfect for backups.
PC World March 2005 Kirk Steers	Keep the Output Flowing From Your Laser Printer Learn how to troubleshoot typical laser printer problems.
PC World March 2005 Steve Bass	Stay Secure at Home and on the Road A fingerprint reader and a flash drive will keep your private things private.
InternetNews February 10, 2005 Michael Singer	8-Gigabit Flash Memory Chip Debuts Toshiba and SanDisk show no fear of Samsung in accommodating large media files.
Home Theater February 6, 2005 Darryl Wilkinson	"Remote" Control Takes on a New Meaning The new the Philips RC9800i touch-screen remote is as capable of controlling a VCR as it is fetching Internet content.
PC Magazine February 2, 2005 Carol A. Mangis	Input for Germophobes The Fellowes Cordless Combo desktop set, which includes an optical mouse and a keyboard, has a 6-foot range via radio frequency.
PC Magazine February 2, 2005 Troy Dreier	Media Mouse Additional remote-control buttons on an already excellent mouse turn the Logitech MediaPlay Cordless Mouse into a device that lets you access all of your media files up to 10 feet from your PC.
PC Magazine February 2, 2005 Carol A. Mangis	5 Gigs in Your Pocket The Seagate USB 2.0 Pocket Hard Drive is a palm-size, 5GB, 3,600-rpm drive that couldn't be more convenient for carrying around lots and lots--and lots--of data.
Macworld March 2005 James Galbraith	Canon Pixma IP5000 The Canon Pixma IP5000 is a great all-around printer with excellent text and photo quality. And the first ink-jet printer with a 1-picoliter-droplet size -- allowing for more precision in laying down ink.
Home Toys February 2005 Chris Connery	CE vs. IT for TVs Larger screens with lower resolutions are the best convergence products for meeting the price point expectations of the market.
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