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IMAGE EDITING MADE EASY: Adobe has two new offerings designed to make 
you feel like you're Ansel Adams. On Monday, the company released 
tools designed to advance your digital-imaging skills from sharing to 
editing and card creation. Adobe introduced PhotoDeluxe Home Edition 
4.0 for Windows, and released ActiveShare, also for Windows. 
http://www.pcworld.com/pcwtoday/article/0,1510,13208,00.html
 
SAFER SURFING: Some PC industry heavyweights have joined forces, and 
they actually have your best interests in mind. On Monday Compaq, 
Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Intel, and Microsoft formed an open-source 
alliance to promote safer Web surfing and shopping. The group, known 
as the Trusted Computing Platform Alliance, is developing a technical 
specification that will help both software and hardware developers 
build greater online security into their products. 
http://www.pcworld.com/pcwtoday/article/0,1510,13214,00.html
 
COLOR AND (SOME) FUNCTIONS: Epson is adding color to functionality 
with its new line of multifunction devices. Available later this 
month, the new Stylus Scan 2000, 2500, and 2500 Pro will copy, scan, 
and print in color. But they're missing one basic office function: The 
devices don't have fax capabilities. Epson assumes that your PC sports 
a fax-capable modem, and provides a utility called Smart Panel that 
can send scans directly to modem software. 
http://www.pcworld.com/pcwtoday/article/0,1510,13215,00.html
 
COMMUNICATION CONNECTION: You can get wireless messaging and portable 
e-mail connectivity, but where can you get both features in the same 
device? From the new VTech Imprompt2, a portable device that lets you 
send and receive e-mail as well as receive (but not send) wireless 
pages. And it's small enough and light enough (the Imprompt2 weighs in 
at less than seven ounces) to fit right in your pocket. 
http://www.pcworld.com/pcwtoday/article/0,1510,13221,00.html
 
NEC, HITATCHI ON DISPLAY(S): Both leading monitor vendors have 
unveiled new models. Hitachi's $599 SuperScan 761 is 15.5 inches deep, 
with an 18-inch view; the company claims it's brighter and sharper. 
NEC claims to push down flat-screen monitor prices with new versions 
of its MultiSync FE (Flat Enterprise) series, which start at $299; 
more family members are scheduled to appear early next year. 
http://www.pcworld.com/pcwtoday/article/0,1510,13224,00.html
 
COMPAQ CEO WON'T RECOGNIZE PCs: How do PC makers see the future? At a 
Geneva telecommunications exhibition, Compaq's head, Michael Capellas, 
predicted that we will soon be computing and communicating from 
devices we wouldn't recognize as computers. Telecommunications and 
computing will merge for continuous computing on devices such as 
mobile phones that have extra buttons for non-telephony functions. 
http://www.pcworld.com/pcwtoday/article/0,1510,13217,00.html
 
FREE FOR THE SURFING: Free services on display at last week's Internet 
World suggest that the banner ad revenue model may not be dead. 
ThatWeb offers an electronic postal service even though it offers no 
e-mail services directly. You need only enter your e-mail address and 
password at the site's home page to receive and send e-mail free of 
charge, using your Internet service provider's mail server. 
http://www.pcworld.com/pcwtoday/article/0,1510,13213,00.html
 
WEB WALLET: Although it may not fit in your back pocket, Microsoft's 
Passport Wallet lets you bring credit card and other information when 
you shop at online stores. The idea behind Passport is to save you the 
annoying chore of reentering your personal data at each 
electronic-commerce site, thereby encouraging you to spend your cash 
at the virtual mall, rather than the mall down the street. But unlike 
the data in your personal wallet, which sits safely in your pocket, 
the data from your Passport wallet will be stored on a Hotmail server. 
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