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  In Pictures: 10 great camera accessories for shooting faster, smarter, and better

  People who love to shoot photos are the luckiest people in the world. But some photo shoots defy pure luck and require something more - a variation on something basic, like a better strap, or a set of wheels that helps you move your camera for a specialty video, or just something to relieve the strain on your hand while holding your camera. Here are some of the coolest items we found to help you help others see the world through your lens, whether you're taking aim with your smartphone or your DSLR

  In Pictures: 10 great camera accessories for shooting faster, smarter, and better

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News about Personal storage peripherals

• Addonics releases external drive with Blu-Ray player, DVD burner

  Addonics' external hard drive connects to any Mac OS X or Windows computer and adds a 3.5-in HDD and either a Blu-ray player or DVD ...

• Intel doubles capacity of its datacentre SSD

  Intel's SSD DC S3500 Series is jumping from 800GB to 1.6TB and the company also announced a M.2 SSD card for data center servers.

• Sanho's iStick bridges iOS/OS X gap to ease file transfer

  The storage device features both USB and Lightning connectors

• SanDisk unleashes world's first 128GB microSD card

  It has enough room to store 75K photos

• SanDisk boosts portable wireless memory with 64GB Connect drive

  SanDisk improves its Connect Flash Drive, which can connect up to eight devices.

• In Pictures: 10 great camera accessories for shooting faster, smarter, and better

  People who love to shoot photos are the luckiest people in the world. But some photo shoots defy pure luck and require something more--a variation ...

Features about Personal storage peripherals

• The CES International Pavilion: Weird, prosaic, wonderful ...

  Full of endless aisles of austere booths that all look alike

• Share USB storage everywhere

  It's easy and cheap to access and share your files across your network and over the 'Net, with devices that use USB drives