Photography

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InternetNews March 21, 2005 Tim Gray	Yahoo Smiles Big For Flickr The search giant reported to have purchased the Flickr online photo management company.
BusinessWeek March 28, 2005 Larry Armstrong	Photo Lab Prices -- At Home It doesn't always make sense to print at home. But with today's home printers, you can often make a moderate volume of quality digital snapshots quickly and economically.
Macworld March 9, 2005 Jackie Dove	Photo viewing on the fly A new class of photography hardware for professional and serious photographers is making a big splash: Handheld storage-and-playback devices. Reviewed here are the Epson P-2000, the Nikon Coolwalker MSV-01, and the SmartDisk FlashTrax.
PC World April 2005 Jasper et al.	Photo Printers: The Price of Great Pictures Today's photo printers produce great snapshots and boast helpful new features. But the ink and paper they use still tend to cost an arm and a leg.
PC World April 2005 Eric Butterfield	Photo Printers: Big and Small Print speeds for 4-by-6-inch photos varied widely among the printers, as did connectivity options.
PC World April 2005 Paul Jasper	Canon's Speedy Mobile Printer The IP90 represents a solid traveling companion for anyone who finds that they often need to print photos on the go.
IEEE Spectrum March 2005	Dodgeball: Just the Right Look Eye-catching image: Two men lounge in a trendy bar, cocktails before them, surrounded by red dodgeballs. Capturing this casual moment took hours of work.
Macworld February 25, 2005 Robert Ellis	Epson L-500V At $350, the Epson L-500V is almost twice the price of the Epson PhotoPC L-410. Surprisingly, we liked the less expensive camera's pictures better.
Macworld February 23, 2005 James Galbraith	Epson Stylus Photo R320 Photo ink-jet printer lets you print excellent photos without a computer
Smithsonian March 2005 Terence Monmaney	Hungarian Raphsody In a 70-year career that began in Budapest, Andre Kertesz pioneered modern photography, as a new exhibition makes clear.
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