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    PC maker Dell Computer is taking on Hewlett-Packard and others with a quartet of inkjet and laser devices, which it will begin shipping in the U.S. in April, but Australian users may be left behind.

  • Kodak pays for posting error

    Kodak has succumbed to public pressure and bad publicity, and offered to honour a £100 (AU$279) digital camera offer that it mistakenly posted on its site.

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    Microsoft chairman Bill Gates has predicted the demise of the traditional password because it cannot "meet the challenge" of keeping critical information secure.

  • HP, Kodak team on photo processing

    Eastman Kodak, the photography company, and Hewlett-Packard, known for its computer printers, confirmed Friday (AEST) a venture to develop and manufacture inkjet digital photo-processing machines.

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  • Canon i560

    This colour inkjet is an excellent value for families, students, job seekers, and, of course, digital photo nuts.

  • Lexmark X7170

    The Lexmark X7170 prints great colour photos, but bad text prints and the lack of media-card slots might frustrate users.

  • HP PSC 2355 all-in-one printer

    The HP PSC 2355 all-in-one provides convenient printing and scanning tools for photo hobbyists.

  • HP Photosmart 3310 All-in-One

    This wireless all-in-one prints photos at a blinding pace.

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