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[Technology.updates.com] | Desktops News Added on April 21, 2005 | Technology Updates: The Epson Stylus Photo R1800 sets the standard for versatile, high-performance, large-format desktop photo printing. It’s speedy and it produces .- April 21 2005 - MacCentral (Article)

[Unmediated.org] unmediated: June 2005 Archives: Americans all across the political spectrum are increasingly dissatisfied with - and distrustful of - the performance of local and national news sources. A Citizen Media Fair to be held June 4 from 1 to 5 p.m. at Hamline University’s Klas Center will bring together journalists, media activists and concerned citizens to talk about what citizens can do to increase media accountability, quality and diversity. The fast-paced program will feature panel discussions, hands-on workshops, screenings of documentaries on the news media, and a keynote address by Air America Minnesota talk show host Wendy Wilde.

 [Ecoustics-cnet.com.com] Gadgets | News.blog | CNET News.com: The dual-color standalone box connects through serial, USB or powered USB ports. Retailing at $299, the printer is also available as part of a bundle that Dell is pitching to retailers. The bundle now includes the T200, a compatible stand, a 15-inch touch-screen monitor, a more compact keyboard and a magnetic-stripe credit card reader. It also includes a cash drawer, bar code scanner, Dell OptiPlex SX280 Ultra Small Form Factor desktop computer and the option to buy into Dell's retail services packages.

[Ccs.usask.ca] CCS: Rebate Centre - Product Promotions: Purchase a qualifying digital camera AND a qualifying HP Photosmart printer (or HP All-in-One product or HP Deskjet printer) to receive a $50 U.S. rebate. Qualifying products do not need to be purchased at the same time, but all purchases must be made between March 27, 2005 and October 1, 2005.

 [Extremetech.com] Epson Livingstation LS57P2--Review by ExtremeTech: A display-company executive recently joked, "If you have a checkbook and a plane-ticket to China, you can be in the HDTV business." Given the huge number of companies that have jumped into the fray, there's some truth in the joke. As the HDTV market becomes increasingly crowded, it's getting harder for HDTV makers to make their products stand apart from the crowd. Epson has entered the HDTV market with a 57-inch rear projection television, and in an effort to differentiate itself, has brought along what it already does well—color printers. It has also brought to market one of the first HDTVs to use the new 3LCD display engine, a three-chip implementation that does away with the color-wheel used in single chip RPTVs.

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