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Home security cameras are becoming more important to homeowners, as houses equipped with security systems enjoy higher resale values and lower insurance rates. No matter what the crime rate is in your neighborhood, security cameras for your home are as good an investment as a new roof. 
Nearly every digital photocopier sold since 2002 stores images of whatever it copies on an internal hard drive. This enables conveniences like printing copies of frequently needed documents without re-scanning them. But stored documents can also be a security or identity theft time-bomb. 
Google TV is yet another paradigm-shifting technology which is slated to be available in Fall 2010. Google TV ingeniously mates television content with web videos and smartphone apps to create an enhanced viewing experience. Google TV also provides a Web-like search bar to help you find what you want to watch. 
If you want the best quality paper prints of your digital photos, you have two choices: spend several hundred dollars on your own dedicated photo printer or use a photo-processing service. Since the original photos are in digital files there's no reason you can't deliver them online for printing. 
Free voicemail services were commonplace during the 1990s, when the Web was new and service providers had something to prove to voicemail users. But today there are very few truly free voicemail services now that the technology has demonstrated its reliability and quality. 
Does your computer seem to be slowing down? Does it freeze unexpectedly, or give you cryptic error messages? You've probably encountered commercials on radio, TV or online, promising software that will "double your speed" or repair common problems such as viruses, spam, popups or registry errors. 
