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Toolbox: Ultraportable Laptops

A new family of laptops are Thinner, lighter and more powerful—but are tablets better for photographers?

Dubbed the "Ultrabook" class by Intel, who manufactures the processors behind much of the technology, the most diminutive laptops have seen some pretty dramatic changes over the last few years in terms of their performance and design....
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Tablets The Ultimate Travel Companion

The iPad and other tablet computers are essential accessories for photographers on the go

Tablet computers have taken the world by storm, and with good reason.

iPad

This year’s hottest tech topic may be the ultimate photo accessory

It’s tough to miss a new product announcement from Apple these days—the company is playing a major role in reinventing the ways we interact with media and data, with an emphasis on mobility.

Photographers’ Laptops

From the ultra-mobile netbooks to full-featured desktop replacements, there’s a portable computer just right for your photography

One of the joys of digital photography is the instant feedback you get from looking at your images right after capturing them. Whether you’re photographing a family event or traveling on vacation, having a laptop with you that lets you review, organize, back up, enhance and share your images will definitely add to your enjoyment. Even a few years ago, carrying a notebook computer powerful enough for digital imaging was a heavy proposition.

Buyer's Guide 2009: Monitors

Upgrade your digital workspace with a high-res LCD display

Buying a monitor for digital photography is one of the most important decisions to make on the computer side of imaging. While a smaller, basic monitor may be fine for web browsing and e-mail, when it comes to digital photography, a large, high-resolution display makes the process a lot easier and more enjoyable. With the monitors we'll suggest here, you'll have room for big images and all your Photoshop tool palettes.

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