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December 10, 2007 Israeli start-up 3DV aims to be a contender with motion-sensing tech that has a good handle on depth perception.Photos: 3DV's depth-sensing camera Video: ZCam aims to free gamersWi-Fi memory cards coming to cameras
June 11, 2007 It's an SD memory card with built-in networking. Sounds cool, but will you spring $100 for it when it's released later this year?HP's new hard drive to go
June 21, 2004 Latest media center PC has docking areas for a camera and a secondary, portable hard drive. But is the price right?Sears to rid shelves of PCs, film cameras
March 6, 2004 The retail giant will remove computers and film cameras from its store shelves in the third quarter to make room for TVs, DVDs and other consumer electronics devices.HP, Kodak boost digital camera lines
February 12, 2004 Hewlett-Packard plans to update its digital camera options, continuing its push in the consumer market, while Kodak unveils a range of cameras and related services.Wireless USB gadgets trickle into marketplace
July 16, 2007 The first PCs and devices supporting a wireless version of the USB communication technology are starting to appear. Do they portend a flood?Photos: Wireless USB devicesDigital photo album bypasses PCs
September 29, 2004 SanDisk's media player can be connected directly to a TV set to display still images and video clips taken by digital cameras.Microsoft focuses on camera connections
September 29, 2004 Software giant announces new tools for plugging digital cameras into PCs.New service updates photo sites remotely
February 10, 2006 Sharpcast is ostensibly for updating changes to camera phone photos, but could also be used for data from business applications.Picture this: A new breed of cameras
February 3, 2005 Standards came first to PCs, then to servers and cell phones. Will cameras be next? Photo: Glare, be gone Photo: Who's in focus?HP opens college lab in China for media search
May 31, 2007 PC maker partners with Beijing's Tsinghua University to develop an application for searching files of video, photos and music.Photos: HP's Chinese media search labLenovo wants to be household name
April 4, 2007 PC company is creating a business unit that will focus on international consumers, a fast-growing segment outside its traditional strengths.Sony trots out new PCs
May 16, 2006 This summer, company will release a pocket-size PC and a wide-screen notebook with Blu-ray and DVR functionality. Photos: Sony's new VaiosWireless USB devices arriving by September
March 7, 2006 First devices using the technology will be external hard drives, digital cameras and printers, industry group leader says.HP expands digital-entertainment offerings
January 4, 2006 At Consumer Electronics Show, HP touts new cameras, HDTVs and notebooks, plus an online home movie service. Photos: HP's CES lineupSelling Dell
December 2, 2004 Some laughed when Dell branched beyond PCs. Mike George, who runs Dell's consumer business, is having the last laugh.PC makers eye consumer electronics all over again
September 22, 2004 Dell, Gateway and HP are making another run at consumer electronics for the 2004 holiday season.The digital home: Still a handyman's special?
May 9, 2007 Someday soon, it'll be easy to stream video to every room and every device. For now, it's still a labor of love.Bringing wireless connections home$299 PCs and other holiday bargains
December 12, 2005 While Santa's elves are toiling away at the North Pole, electronics merchants in the U.S. are whacking prices on select items.SanDisk unveils SD flash card with USB connectivity
January 7, 2005 Card is designed to let users plug it in to products like digicams and then directly in to PCs, with no need for a special reader. Image: SanDisk's flash has USB connections
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