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		<title>Reminiscing Classic Photography With Pentax</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I used to own a Pentax compact film camera many years back. Although it&#8217;s not as popular as Nikon and Canon, Pentax has proven a good track record and it is among the most durable camera I ever used. In this digital era, the competition of digital camera is very high. Pentax has just announcedthree [...]]]></description>
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