Year: 2002

COMPUTER USERS CAN CONNECT AN ANALOG MONITOR TO A DIGITAL PORT USING GEFEN’S
EX-TEND-IT DVI TO VGA CONVERSION BOX

WOODLAND HILLS, CA [April 29, 2002] While new technologies are often
heralded far and wide, it’s good to know that some companies, like Gefen,
are catering to both the old technologies as well as the new.

Gefen’s ex-tend-it DVI to VGA Conversion Box connects a computer’s digital
(DVI) port to an analog (VGA) monitor, allowing users to take full
advantage of the two monitor ports available on most computers.

Apple Unveils New eMac for Education
17-Inch Flat CRT eMac Most Affordable G4 System Ever

CUPERTINO, California-April 29, 2002-Apple=AE today unveiled the eMac=AE, a =
new
desktop line designed specifically for education, featuring a stunning
17-inch flat CRT and a powerful 700 MHz PowerPC G4 processor in a
remarkably compact design that is 8 mm less deep than the original 15-inch
iMac=AE.

Apple Unveils New Titanium PowerBook G4
Features High-Res 15.2-inch Mega-Wide Display, Increased Performance & Pur=
e
Digital DVI Connection to Apple Flat-Panel Displays

CUPERTINO, California-April 29, 2002-Apple=AE today introduced the new
Titanium PowerBook=AE G4 line featuring an all-new, high-resolution display,
faster PowerPC G4 processors, the industry’s first integrated Digital
Visual Interface (DVI) port and the industry’s only integrated Gigabit
Ethernet in a notebook.

The new 15.2-inch mega-wide display features an enhanced resolution of
1280-by-854 pixels, 23 percent m