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Thursday, February 27, 2003
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Canon PowerShot S400 (Digital IXUS 400): "Canon has today announced the new PowerShot S400 Digital Elph / Digital IXUS 400. This new Digital Elph / IXUS has a four megapixel sensor and a three times optical zoom lens." [Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)]
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Canon PowerShot S50: "Canon has today announced the new PowerShot S50, the new head of their 'S' product range with a five megapixel sensor and three times optical zoom lens. This camera is based on the S45..." [Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)]
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PlayStation 2 taps into grid computing: "IBM-backed Butterfly.net is ready to start hosting online games for Sony's market-leading console." [CNET News.com - Personal Technology]
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The woman in weblogs -- Comment()
Today appeared my new column about weblogs. I realized that I had listed only weblogs kept by men, not women. I pointed to Lawrence Lessig, Doc Searls, and Aaron Swartz. (See further pointers in my blogroll.) But I did the same thing most men do: forgot the weblogs kept by women: Kat Donohue, Halley Suitt, Kasia Trapszo, Michelle Legare, Donna Maurer, Tara Sue, and Jenny Levine, among others. Is it too late to make amends?
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