The Week in Photos: Dawn of the Web

	View online	March 13, 2009

	This week's top photo galleries 1. Berners-Lee and the dawn of the Web The World Wide Web was born in a modest (paper) document dated March 13, 1989, by Tim Berners-Lee. His boss found it "vague, but exciting." 2. Colossus finds its voice Musician Matthew Applegate plans to fuse the simple sounds produced by early computer hardware into tonal tunes in two concerts at historic Bletchley Park. 3. Inside Dell's design labs Here's a peek inside the company's design lab for consumer PCs and enterprise products at its headquarters in Round Rock, Texas. 4. Scenes on the eve of SXSW The night before South by Southwest Interactive kicks off, the Austin Convention Center is already filled with people, Legos, and a whole lotta bags. 5. Rugged, waterproof cameras gain a beachhead Cameras that can withstand water and shocks once were unusual but now are spreading across the industry. The PMA show was just the place to show them in their element. 6. Samsung's high-end compact camera hopes Samsung's NX line of high-end compact cameras remains a concept so far, but the company showed its hopes for NX through models at the PMA show. More from CNET News.com:  Latest image galleries:  Get more news:  Green Tech:  Business Tech:  Cutting Edge:  Wireless:  Security:  Media:  Crave:
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