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 Our Favorite Digital Imaging & Photo Apps
We've put together a bang-up list of the best digital imaging software we've recently reviewed. Whether you're a budget-minded beginner or a long-time photography pro with some money to spend, you'll find something to love. Check it out at PCMag.com.
 A Huge, Heavy, and Loaded Multimedia Player
For those who love to watch digital video on the go, the new Archos 704 WiFi Multimedia Player has it all, and then some. Sure it may be big, but the device supports plenty of video formats, can record TV shows automatically (with an optional upgrade), and boasts built-in wireless networking features. Read our in depth review for more details.
 Sony's VAIO: A Featherweight Phenom
The new Sony VAIO VGN-TXN15P ultraportable laptop squeezes an optical drive into a tiny 2.8-pound frame, and has plenty of battery life for those with hectic travel schedules. Take a look at our full review online.
 A Fast and Redundant Hard Drive
In this digital day and age we all need a way to back up our electronic documents and personal media files swiftly and easily. Lucky for you, the Velocity2 RAID Backup System is the speediest external drive we've tested so far. Read our online review to find out more.
 Nikon Announces Re-fashioned 10-Megapixel D-SLR
Is the 6MP Nikon D40 just not enough camera for you? Check out the new 10MP Nikon D40x, which has a bigger sensor and can shoot three frames per second. And it has an "x" at the end, so the kids will think it's cool! Check it our in our online news report.
 A Pretentious Desk for Your Pretentious Mac
Feeling smug about your shiny white computer and the shiny OS that runs on it? Why not get a smug, white desk to show it off? We found the perfect one and you can check it out on Gearlog.
 Replay Media Catcher Records Flash Streams
Ever wish you could record those Flash video streams for later viewing offline? With Replay Media Catcher, you can. PC Mag Editor-in-Chief Jim Louderback took it for a test run and reported back on the results—read his mini review on AppScout.
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