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John Morris and Josh Taylor
What's new in reviews: The latest eMac--and more

John Morris and Josh Taylor
Contributing Editors, AnchorDesk
Monday, July 22, 2002
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After two decades, tens of thousands of columns, and untold typos, John is taking his leave from our column, Hits & Hype. Actually we made a lot of that up--except for the parts about typos and John leaving.

In reality, it's been just two years, but that's a long time in the technology world. Along the way, we had a chance to cover many cool products, and every once in a while, torture our readers with digressions on Clippy, dying dot-coms, and dumb business ideas.

On a more serious note, we'd just like to take the opportunity to thank you for sticking with us for the ride. And don't lose any sleep over John--he's just fine, and will be focusing on his new column on our sister site, CNET.com.

But never fear, Hits & Hype lives on. Josh will carry the torch, ensuring that a fresh copy continues to appear in your inbox twice a week. The column won't be the same--for one thing, it will have only half the typos and grammatical errors--but it'll still deliver all the inside dope on new products first.

Without further ado, here are the notable new reviews this week.

Apple eMac PowerPC G4 700MHz
Editors' Rating: 7.0
Rounding out the iMac family, the retail eMac flaunts a large display and an affordable price.
Read Review | Check Latest Prices

Archos Technology Jukebox Recorder 20 (A ZDNet Editors' Choice)
Editors' Rating: 8.8
Archos makes a comeback with a 20GB hard drive and a lightning-fast USB 2.0 connection.
Read Review | Check Latest Prices

WinBook J4 Pentium 4, 2.4GHz Notebook
Editors' Rating: 7.9
With a speedy desktop CPU and 15-inch display, this notebook powers up.
Read Review | Check Latest Prices

Epson Perfection 2400 Photo Scanner
Editors' Rating: 7.9
Epson's new scanner lineup shows an improved design and interface, as well as support for USB 2.0.
Read Review | Check Latest Prices

Jessica Kashiwabara contributed to this column.

Have you tried any of these products? What did you think? Will you miss John? Take this chance to say good-bye in TalkBack!

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