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CES 2005: A Photo Journal

Pongky brings his trusty digital camera to CES 2005 in Vegas. 183 photos, minimal words. Can you dig it?...[ Read More ]

Maintainer:	*Pungkas Pongky* Nataatmaja**
Date:	January 07, 2005
Category:	Features : Events
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