Year: 2002

“Tools, Techniques And Migration For The UNIX Savvy Scientist”

Posted by | Oct 7, 2002 | |

Our friends at OSXFAQ have announced that they will sponsor and promote a special United States tour of “Tools, Techniques And Migration For The UNIX Savvy Scientist,” featuring John Martellaro, a former Science and Technology Senior Marketing Manager at Apple Computer. Martellaro worked closely with scientists, understanding their computing needs and providing instruction on Mac OS X and UNIX for Apple employees and resellers.

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MacTech Magazine Brings On New Editor-in-Chief

Posted by | Oct 7, 2002 | , |

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MACTECH MAGAZINE BRINGS ON NEW EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
— Dave Mark joins the magazine as Editor-in-Chief
— World renowned Getting Started Column returns

Westlake Village, CA — October 7, 2002 — MacTech Magazine is proud to
announce that it has brought on Dave Mark, renowned book author and
columnist, as Editor-in-Chief.

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MacTech Magazine Brings On New Editor-in-Chief

Posted by | Oct 7, 2002 | , |

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MACTECH MAGAZINE BRINGS ON NEW EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
— Dave Mark joins the magazine as Editor-in-Chief
— World renowned Getting Started Column returns

Westlake Village, CA — October 7, 2002 — MacTech Magazine is proud to
announce that it has brought on Dave Mark, renowned book author and
columnist, as Editor-in-Chief.

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Palm introduces $99 Zire handheld

Posted by | Oct 7, 2002 | |

Palm today introduced the Zire handheld, the company’s most affordable and lightest-weight handheld. The US$99 handheld is targeted at first-time buyers and is billed as “an affordable way to organize your life.” The Zire features Palm OS 4.1, 2MB of memory, and a 160 x 160 monochrome display.

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Trillium Lane Labs launches TL Metro, TL InTune

Posted by | Oct 6, 2002 | |

Trillium Lane Labs has announced its first new products for the Digidesign Pro Tools platform — TL Metro and TL InTune. TL Metro and TL InTune are utility plug-ins designed to enhance the quality of musical performances captured in Pro Tools. Both products will be available worldwide in November 2002, priced at US$249 each, or as an introductory bundle for $399. Free 7-day downloadable demos will also be available from the Web site.

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