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The file size of an image is determined by the image size and quality you specify. If you own a high megapixel camera and shoot at the largest image size and best... Read more

A notebook PC is a handy thing to have, but lugging one around everywhere you go can be downright inconvenient. Fortunately, there's a solution that fits right in your... Read more

This week I've got some Halloween treats that won't rot your teeth or give you a stomach ache. If you act fast, you could score a 1GB flash drive for practically... Read more

If you run a small business, your biggest IT worry is probably not when or whether to upgrade to Vista; it's how to keep your valuable equipment--and the even more... Read more

We've assembled a perfect list of tech-savvy gifts to take the pain out of shopping... Read more

LifeHacker has a nice piece called LifeHacker Top 10: USB thumb drive tricks. Some of the instructions could be a little better, and they should include some more... Read more

Digital camcorders not only allow you to take videos, but digital still photos as well. A memory card stores those photos until you transfer them to your personal... Read more

We’ve known for a long time that TechRepublic users like to download articles and compilations as PDFs to save them offline for later reading, print them, or make... Read more

Although some of you will think these items are pretty cool, trust us, your geek friends hate 'em... Read more

With a tripod on hand, you can steady the shot, get continuous stills and panoramas or sharpen your images when shooting in low light... Read more