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The Connected Camera
September 2009 From Picture Business
Antishake, red-eye reduction, smile and blink detection, on-board editing and panoramic stitching
September 2009 From Picture Business
Antishake, red-eye reduction, smile and blink detection, on-board editing and panoramic stitching
July 22, 2009 From News
They've got Energy Star stickers on their showroom TVs, sustainability messaging in their e-mail blasts, and have even reserved a corner of their warehouse for recycled CE products, so you can't blame Greg and Sible Hager, owners of the Tri-City Electronics chain in North Carolina, for not at least trying to go green. After all that effort, though, Mr. Hager would be happy if even one customer would take notice.
June 17, 2009 From News
Talking with the legendary Jerry Carroll
"We Were Pioneers, in Dealing With a High Velocity of Change"
June 2009 From Picture Business
Though the recession has battered Best Buy every bit as forcefully as other consumer electronics purveyors, the company still occupies the pinnacle of CE retail
June 2009 From Picture Business
Though the recession has battered Best Buy every bit as forcefully as other consumer electronics purveyors, the company still occupies the pinnacle of CE retail
Lomography Society Reinvents Imaging Retail
June 2009 From Picture Business
The craze started among feather-weight belly shirts, distressed denim minis and gift books like “The Big O.”
June 2009 From Picture Business
The craze started among feather-weight belly shirts, distressed denim minis and gift books like “The Big O.”
Maxed Out
June 2009 From Picture Business
Though it holds all the sex appeal of a frying pan, a terabyte may very well be the most romantic gift you could present to your dearest one this year, a year when many American consumers have finally reached the capacity limits of their home computer hard drives.
June 2009 From Picture Business
Though it holds all the sex appeal of a frying pan, a terabyte may very well be the most romantic gift you could present to your dearest one this year, a year when many American consumers have finally reached the capacity limits of their home computer hard drives.
May 27, 2009 From News
"I think in spite of the recession, people have increased their awarenesss of their need to back up everything. There's been a significant change in the last year, with the proliferation of digital video and the increasing number of photos on their hard-drives."
May 20, 2009 From News
"We just started adding video to our company blog 2 weeks ago. Today, consumers are looking for and starting to expect a higher level of involvement with companies. They want to know it's a real place with real people. The benefit of being open with customers far outweighs the danger of a competitor figuring out how you do something."
May 20, 2009 From News
Americans are suddenly more clued-in to their need for digital storage solutions (we blame the Flip HD). Here's how to sell 'em...
May 13, 2009 From News
The craze started among feather-weight belly shirts, distressed denim minis and gift books like "The Big O."
May 13, 2009 From News
"I think it's important right now for businesses to show that they are still in business. Adapt one thing to show continued investment, if it's painting one wall or running a series of smaller ads or starting a blog. Continue to talk about exciting things. Sell value, make yourself look as good as you can and tell people about yourself. The trick right now is to demonstrate value."
April 29, 2009 From News
Though the recession has battered Best Buy every bit as forcefully as other consumer electronics purveyors, the company still occupies the pinnacle of CE retail and has not shied away from talk of European expansion, even as it regroups to adjust to the current thrift among its American customer base.
April 22, 2009 From News
"Customers know within seconds of entering your store if they feel comfortable in the space, and comfort's the most important thing, especially during a recession. My clients are looking for ways to spruce up their stores without spending too much money. This is the time to do it, while you have the opportunity. Spruce up in anticipation of the wave to come!"
-Randahl Ramos, Retail Store Design Consultant, www.randahlramosstudios.com
April 22, 2009 From News
Pro photogs often say that the best camera is the one you have with you. Now that our cellphones rank up there with our wallets and housekeys as must-carry's, it makes more sense than ever to seek out a camera-phone with legitimate shooting cred. The new Samsung Memoir (available from T-Mobile for $250 with a 2-year contract) earns those camera bragging rights.
