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Al and Nancy
Al and Nancy Fasoldt.
   
Technology writer and photographer Al Fasoldt writes about consumer technology for The Post-Standard in Syracuse, NY, USA, and for Technofile Online. He and his wife, Nancy, host workshops in computers and photography. This Web site is run independently of the newspaper and its Web site, www.syracuse.com.

Thousands of articles, reviews and essays
on computers, photography and consumer technology

By Al Fasoldt

New articles (longer list)
  • What's new: Fast drive, silky case, smooth sound (June 28, 2009)
  • Latest version of Windows is the best ever (June 21, 2009)
  • Better late than never for all-digital broadcast TV (June 14, 2009)
  • Stop Paying for Software: How's this sound? Pay nothing for audio fixes (June 7, 2009)
  • Stop Paying for Software: CCleaner fixes Windows errors for free (May 31, 2009)

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    Cover photo: Closer to heaven

    ALONE NEAR THE TOP of Mount Washington in New Hampshire, a climber seems like little more than a spec against the high landscape. Trails lead to the top of New England's highest peak, but most visitors drive the road or take the cog railway train. But some -- the hardy ones -- ride to the top in the annual bicycle race.
    Photo copyright 2009 by Al Fasoldt. All rights reserved.
    ALONE NEAR THE TOP of Mount Washington in New Hampshire, a climber seems like little more than a spec against the high landscape. Trails lead to the top of New England's highest peak, but most visitors drive the road or take the cog railway train. But some -- the hardy ones -- pedal non-stop to the top in the annual bicycle race.