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Photoshop Express Is Surprisingly Snappy

The beta launch of Adobe Systems' latest addition to its Photoshop family of image editing tools offers up the most commonly needed edits on the Web -- for free -- and throws in a solid range of Web 2.0 sharing features. The new online tool is Photoshop Express, and while it won't replace any current customer installations of Photoshop CS3 or Elements, it's certainly a handy tool for mass consumption. Express is a rich Internet application, which basically means it's an app that provides far more functionality than what most users expect from a standard Web browsing experience.
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