Keynote Theme Park has announced the release of “Basic Research,” a new Keynote theme that acts as the foundation for a series of upcoming products designed for the medical, health, dental, science and architectural fields. The theme is priced at US$12.95.
Read MoreBusinessWeek has posted a special report looking at Apple’s transformation into a high-end consumer electronics and services company. “Years after Apple launched its advertising campaign admonishing customers to ‘Think Different,’ CEO Steve Jobs appear to be taking his own advice,” writes Jane Black.
Read MoreCD Session Burner 2.0 is the lastest version of the utility for burning multiple CD-R sessions to a disk. Version 2.0 improves support for Mac OS X 10.2 and later, eliminating the problems creating disks with more than 3 or 4 sessions. The free update also offers better support for machines with multiple burners attached and brings preliminary compatibility with Windows by including ISO9660/Joliet formatting data. CD Session Burner sells for US$17.
Read MoreLexar Media today announced “the world’s first and only” 4GB CompactFlash memory card. The 4GB card stores about 600 images captured in RAW mode using a 6-megapixel professional camera, and as many as 45,000 JPEG images with lower resolution cameras, according to Lexar. It is speed rated at 40x, which is capable of a sustained minimum write speed of 6MB/s.
Read MoreCommunication Design has introduced the iAdapt PA, an audio adapter designed to connect a computer to almost any public address system. While the iAdapt PA is primarily targeted at Keynote and PowerPoint users, it is also compatible with other devices such as an iPod. The iAdapt PA is priced at US$50 and is shipping now.
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