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August 31st, 2010 Posted in Today's Special by Michael Silbergleid |

By Michael Silbergleid

CNET.com reports that a week after announcing an image sensor with a whopping 120 megapixels, Canon revealed Monday it’s created another boundary-pushing prototype: a chip with a light-gathering area measuring a vast 202x205mm.

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