FileMaker today announced that it will showcase numerous software solutions for K-12 education at its exhibit at the Florida Education Technology Conference (FETC) opening starting tomorrow in the Orlando County Convention Center. In addition, educators visiting the FileMaker booth will be eligible to win free copies of FileMaker Pro 6 and FileMaker Mobile 2.1.
Read MoreCanon today also announced the i950 Photo Printer, the successor to the Canon S900 Photo Printer. The i950 doubles the maximum print resolution to 4800 x 1200 dpi from the S900’s maximum resolution of 2400 x 1200 dpi. Additionally, the ink droplet size of each of the 3,072 nozzles is now twice as small at a only two-picoliters in volume.
Read MoreCanon today announced the i70 Color Bubble Jet Printer, a portable printer which replaces the BJC-85. The i70 features fast printing speeds (13 pages per minute (PPM) in black and 9 PPM in color), up to 4800 x 1200 color dpi, Bubble Jet Direct printing from select Canon digital cameras and digital video camcorders, true borderless printing and advanced MicroFine Droplet Technology.
Read MoreREALVIZ SHIPS RETIMER SD FOR MAC OS X
Sophia Antipolis, France (February 3, 2003) – REALVIZ, a leader in image
processing software development, is pleased to announce the availability of
REALVIZ ReTimer SD for Mac OS X (A Microsoft Windows version of the
application was also recently announced, and began shipping in December
2002.) ReTimer SD is an ‘entry’ retiming solution, drawing on the powerful
engine central to the award-winning high-end software application, REALVIZ
ReTimer, and provides a one-stop solution for any type of time warping,
whilst retaining the highest quality outp
MacMinute is pleased to announce today that we have partnered with the Spanish language Macintosh news and information site Faq-mac.com. The two sites will share content in Spanish and English to provide our readers with even greater access to resources. “As we continue to expand our international coverage, it made perfect sense to partner with Faq-mac.com,” said Stan Flack, MacMinute’s publisher.
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