Backup storage cartridges and Hi-Def video cameras

ByL S
David Pogue of the New York Times explains and reviews a variety of technology products via articles and podcasts. He recently discussed the advantages and disadvantages of Data Storage Cartridges for backup storage, and also warns about marketing hype of the emerging market of HD cameras:

David Pogue

David Pogue, The Times’s personal technology columnist, reports weekly on new technology.

NYT: David Pogue for 06/08/2007
This week: Hi-Def video cameras.

NYT: David Pogue for 05/31/2007
This week: Data storage cartridges.

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