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Home Networking
Memory Stick
Network MiniDisc Walkman
Printers
Scanners
Smart Displays
Sony ATRAC CD Walkmans
Sony S2 Sports--Extreme
Music for Extreme Sports
Video Editing
WebCams
Wireless-G
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Welcome to the Photography homepage. We stock all kinds of
digital cameras including Digital SLR Cameras and great brands
such as Canon, Nikon, Sony and Pentax plus photo equipment,
including Photo Printers and Memory Cards. We also stock a great
range of accessories including: Camera Bags and Cases, Camera
Batteries and tripods and monopods.
Camcorders
Today's camcorders are a thousand times removed from the big, clunky VHS
machines of a decade ago. Modern camcorders are slim, compact machines with
powerful zoom, image stabilisation, special effects, and bright view
screens.
Read our camcorder buying guide and
camcorder glossary
DAB
 DAB
or Digital Audio Broadcasting is a digital radio technology that offers
interference-free near CD-quality sound, a greater choice of stations that
are easier to tune as well as data information such as song title and artist
that is displayed on a DAB radio digital display.
Read our DAB guide
Digital Audio Players
 There
are many things to consider when choosing a digital audio player, from the
audio formats it plays to its expansion options and the software it uses.
Understanding the importance of these features is key now that there are so
many players on the market at ever more affordable prices. This
buying guide will help you make an informed choice when it comes to
purchasing your digital audio player.
Read our digital audio player buying guide
Digital Cameras
 Digital
cameras have revitalised photography as a hobby. Because digital cameras
record images on reusable memory cards instead of film, there are no
developing costs, so you can take as many pictures as you want and only
print the ones you like.
Read our digital camera buying guide
DivX
 DivX
is often affectionately referred to as "the MP3 of video", and like MP3 its
purpose is to produce high-quality files that are as small as possible.
Using clever data compression techniques, DivX files manage to squeeze some
of the highest quality digital video available into a format that can allow
in excess of 100 minutes of material to be fitted on a single CD-ROM.
Read our DivX guide
DVD
 What
the CD did for listening to music, the DVD is doing for watching movies. DVD
video quality is twice as good as VHS tape and what's more, you can get
different versions of a film on a single disc as well as extras such as
deleted scenes.
Read our DVD buying guide
Handhelds and PDAs
 Need
information on the go? Keep yourself informed, organised and entertained
with a handheld computer, also called a personal digital assistant (PDA).
Handhelds are mobile computers that manage your calendar, contact
information and to-do lists. Some provide a digital camera and voice
recorder; others let you surf the Internet and receive e-mail when hooked up
to a compatible mobile phone.
Read our handhelds and PDAs buying guide
Home Networking
 If
you have more than one PC in your home and you find yourself arguing with
your family or housemates over who gets to surf the Internet first, then
perhaps its time to connect them all together with a network. Whether you
have a 56 Kbps modem, or a super-fast broadband connection, a network
enables all the computers in the home to surf the Internet at the same time
as well as share files, data, printers, and even play multi-player games
online or across the network.
Read our home networking guide
Memory Stick
 Massive
expandability and storage capacity in a unit that's smaller than a stick of
chewing gum! The Memory Stick® Digital
Data Storage System is your passport to convenience and high-performance
output, connecting you to the full spectrum of Sony computers and
audio/video products.
Read our Memory Stick feature
Network MiniDisc Walkman
 The
MiniDisc format has always offered high-quality audio recording and playback
in a portable unit, but bringing together the power of MiniDisc with the
versatility of MP3 digital audio, Sony's new Net MD technology could
redefine the way we listen to music while on the move. Sony's new Net MD
players can record from various sources, accept multiple Internet audio
formats, such as MP3 and WMA files, and feature flexible editing tools.
Read our Net MD buying guide
Printers
 A
printer is one of the key peripherals for your computer. You're not using
your PC to its full potential if you can't print. Significant technological
advances have produced very affordable ink-jet printers that deliver top
quality colour prints. This
guide will help you understand what you need to consider before you buy.
Read our printer buying guide
Scanners
 Even
though the electronic-information age is upon us, we still live in a world
filled with paper documents. A scanner provides the essential link between
hard-copy information and your computer. With a scanner, you can scan photos
for websites or e-mails and translate paper documents into word-processing
files. Our
guide will help you decide which scanner is right for your needs.
Read our scanner buying guide
Smart Displays
 Microsoft
Windows-powered Smart Displays are the best way to extend the power of your
Windows XP Pro-based PC to any room in your home.* Surf the Web from
the couch, check e-mail while you're lying in bed, download recipes in the
kitchen, or share digital pictures on the patio. Smart Displays let you
connect wirelessly to your Windows XP Pro-based PC, giving you access
to the information, applications, and services you enjoy most, any place and
any time you need them. Plus, with an optional docking station, your Smart
Display can be used as the primary desktop monitor for your home computing
system.
Read our Smart Displays guide
Sony ATRAC CD Walkmans
 No
matter what some people say, size is important. And it doesn't get much more
important than when you're talking about CD capacity. If you prefer CDs but
you're fed up with lugging them about, then a Sony ATRAC CD Walkman is the
ideal travel accessory. It can play standard audio CDs as well as CD-Rs
encoded in ATRAC3, ATRAC3plus and even MP3. A standard audio CD holds around
74 minutes of audio, however ATRAC technology allows you to "burn" up to 490
tracks, that's about 30 CDs, on to a standard 80-minute CD-R.
Read our ARAC CD Walkman guide
Sony S2
Sports--Extreme Music for Extreme Sports
 Imagine
the spine-tingling feeling of the wind screaming past your ears, adrenaline
racing through your body, music pumping in your veins. This is the extreme
life where Sony's new S2 Sports line of portable audio products fits
perfectly. This gear is designed to perform anywhere; the S2 Sports CD
players, cassette players, NetMD player/recorders and radios are built to
take a pounding.
Read our S2 Sports feature
Video Editing
 You
may think that editing home videos using a standard desktop PC would be a
bit of a bind. Well, the truth is that it's really very easy and, above all,
not that expensive to get great results. Whether you want to send video
e-mails, stream grandad falling out of his chair on the Internet or go the
whole hog and create a digital masterpiece on DVD, it's all possible with a
bit of time, some creative juices and the right hardware and software. Find
out what you need and where to get it in this
introduction to desktop video editing.
Read our video-editing buying guide
WebCams
 Intrigued
by the idea of video conferencing, but not sure where to start? Want to put
together some video clips to send to distant relatives? Are you looking to
take some digital photographs, without spending a fortune on a digital
camera? A WebCam could be just what you are looking for.
Read our WebCam buying guide
Wireless-G
Wireless-G is the new 54 Mbps wireless networking standard that's almost
five times faster than the widely deployed 802.11b products found in homes,
businesses, and public wireless hot spots around the country. But since they
share the same 2.4 GHz radio band, 54 g wireless devices also work with
existing 11 Mbps 802.11b equipment. |