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Home computing has never been so cool. We've got reviews of desktops that elicit a whole lotta "Wows!". Also the new hardware technology which is Rockin! the computer world for past few weeks! New keyboards, mouse presented with different styles, New designs of the monitor and new embeeded technology and new sound systems.
Robust as it is, Microsoft Windows XP is still just an operating system-a stable platform for the applications and utilities that make a PC worth using. New to the market are some applications that enhance the Windows XP experience. We decided to take a look at some to see if they're worth adding. Our first utility builds on one advantage that Microsoft has been touting: that the OS makes working with photos much easier. Windows XP's Photo Wizard lets even newbies connect a scanner or digital camera to a PC and automatically acquire images. When you want to share these images, simply right-click them to a zipped folder and e-mail them.
Time was, digital cameras were expensive and hard to use not
the most attractive combination. But thanks to advances in technology over
the past few years, buying a digital camera no longer has to break your bank
or your brain.
To give you an idea of just how affordable and effective today's cameras are,
we took a look at 10 models, ranging in price from $60 to $300. You won't
find anything to rival full-featured prosumer cameras here.
