Peripherals

Magazine articles on computer peripherals like monitors, printers, scanners, CD ROM, etc.

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PC World December 2003 Eric Butterfield	Ink Jet Printers: More Than Pretty Pics Affordable and versatile, ink jet printers offer plenty for the money. You can be your own photo lab, print lots of office documents, or put a multifunction printer on your desk and avoid trips to the copy shop.
PC World December 2003 Richard Baguley	DVD Burners: The New Optical Choice Rewritable DVD drives are fast replacing CD-RW models as the optical drives of choice. They offer a fast, cheap, and convenient way to store large amounts of data, and they let you burn your own movies or recorded TV programs to DVD to be watched on a standard DVD player.
PC World December 2003	Large LCDs: When Image Matters People with discriminating eyes and some extra cash should consider an 18- or 19-inch LCD. Along with size, such monitors often deliver better color and features than smaller models do.
PC World December 2003 Jon L. Jacobi	Prime Drive Time Sleek, capacious hard disks are making a new place for themselves in the home and on the road. We look at what's here and what's next.
PC World December 2003 Ramon G. McLeod	A Smoothie: Dell's First LCD TV This hybrid TV/PC monitor delivers high-end display quality in an entry-level model.
PC World December 2003 Anne B. McDonald	Quick Takes: Power Up! Targus's notebook power adapter lets you charge lots of electronic devices.
PC World December 2003 Lisa Cekan	Lexmark's So-So All-in-One Lexmark's low-cost multifunction printer specializes in printing photos but is no office workhorse.
PC World December 2003 Paul Jasper	Eight Inks, Great Photos HP's photo printer uses a record eight inks to produce terrific photos -- but the ink can cost you.
PC World December 2003 Richard Jantz	Projector Offers Detachable Digicam Toshiba's portable projector is the first to include a digital camera you can unhook.
PC World December 2003 Tom Spring	Internet-Accessible Storage Tritton Technologies debuts an affordable piece of networking gear that the average PC jockey can use as a file and Web server, a router, a firewall, and a 120GB storage device.
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