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Will Microsoft hold your photos for ransom?...
The new Windows Media Photo Format Promises better quality at half the size of a JPEG file. Amusing mixed reaction on this new format can be found here>>>
1 Comments:
I wonder how this differs from the open source PNG file format. I have seen this format in use more and more and it has been developed to be used by all OS systems.
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Tech-lou-ology, at 4:19 AM
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