TiVo Digital Video Recorders (DVR) are beginning to arrive at Apple Stores nationwide. The stores are currently carrying two models — a Series 2 DVR model with 40 hours recording time and one with 80 hours recording time. The 40 hour TiVo is priced at US$249, while the 80 hour unit sells for $349. The models we saw today were not being displayed, but were instead still in their boxes under a shelf that showcases various Macs.
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Read MoreROBOHELP X4: MAKING WAVES IN HELP TECHNOLOGY
New Macromedia Flash-Based Help Format Creates a More Effective
User Experience
SAN DIEGO – May 27, 2003 – eHelp=81 Corporation, a worldwide
leader in award-winning software since 1990, today unveiled RoboHelp=A8
X4, the next generation in Help authoring technology for Web-based and
desktop applications (Windows, Mac and Linux).
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Read MoreVancouver, Canada May 23rd 2003
eline Technologies today released VideoClix 2.5 for Mac OSX, the next
generation of it’s flag ship product.
VideoClix is like video interactivity on steroids. Unlike other interactive
video authoring software, VideoClix allows you to build interactivity into
the actual video image, which enables viewers to click on objects in the
video and get feedback such as purchasing information, biography, location
etc.
A simple click-and-drag in the authoring application can add breath taking
interactivity making video content compelling and fun.