SanDisk Corporation today introduced a line of flash memory-based solid-state drives (SSDs) that are designed for an emerging new category of portable consumer electronics called Ultra Low-Cost PCs (ULCPC) or “netbooks” that allow users to have an enhanced experience while easily surfing the Internet using wireless communication. The SanDisk pSSD (Parallel ATA solid state drive) eliminates the need for a hard disk drive and can store both the operating system and application data for these new devices.

Links for 2007-02-02 [Digg]
adSense image placemant policy do not apply if you are a big site Big sites that generate tons of revenue to Google do not have to comply with recently announced "Ad and image placement: a policy clarification". Some of the biggest sites in top 10k use it and did not change it like you can see on example here.

Vacation time + Rebel XSi test photos
I’m off to Alaska tomorrow, but before I go, here are the test shots for the Canon EOS Rebel XSi that I promised. I’ll post the full review of the camera after my trip.

Popular Photography visits MPix
Editor in Chief John Owens paid a visit to MPix to see how they do things. Check out what his visit was like on the…

Silicon-Power Touch 610 flash disk
Silicon-Power launches its new USB flash drive - Touch 610. Silicon-Power Touch 610 is a brand new idea of USB sticker which composed with retractable mechanism design and vivid colors. Unlike the others, the Touch 610 sliding pad can be easily pushed and retracted without a breach on the whole design which protects the connector from damage and eliminates the needs for cap. Touch 610 combines functionality with newfangled modeling including both eco-awareness and concept of aesthetics. It measures a mere 61 x 19.8 x 11.8 mm and weighs only 8.6g.

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