MacPractice today announced MacPractice DR, a new integrated “Ability” within MacPractice DDS for digital radiography, to be released later this year. MacPractice DR utilizes native Mac drivers for VisioDent’s RSV Mac Solution sensors, and MacPractice is creating software drivers for the Soredex OpTime flexible phosphor plate unwired solution for digital radiography.
Read MoreOther World Computing (OWC) today announced it has updated its Neptune “Value Done Right” FireWire line for the second time in three months, this time adding a 400GB 7200RPM model and lowering prices on other models by as much as eight percent. The drives ship with all FireWire cables, Intech HD SpeedTools and EMC/Dantz Retrospect Backup, and are supported by a one-year OWC warranty.
Read MoreTunewear today announced Tunewallet nano, a business card sized case, and Tunetag, a luggage-tag style leather case for iPod nano, both of which will be shipping from October 11, 2005 and will be available in three colors: black leather with red stitching, black Leather with white stitching, and white Leather white. white stitching. Tunewallet is priced at US$39.95 and Tunetag is priced at $29.95.
Read MoreSpeck Products has announced GripSkin for iPod and iPod mini. GripSkin features ribbed grippy sides to help you grip your iPod, screen protection and swivel belt clip. “Grippy ribbed sides make it fun to hold your iPod,” said Tim Hickman, general manager of Speck Products. “It’s cute and cool, and gives your iPod great protection and portability.” The GripSkin for iPod or iPod mini is priced at US$19.95. The black model is available and now shipping — clear GripSkins will be available soon.
Read MoreThe team at Savvica have announced the availability of Nuvvo, an on-demand learning management system. “Nuvvo lets would-be instructors create their own learning portal where they can build and deliver courses to students around the world. The system works in English and German, with more languages coming soon. Completely integrated e-commerce lets instructors collect a fee from students to access their courses,” notes the company. Savvica says that Nuvvo was developed almost entirely on PowerMacs and PowerBooks. “We adore Apple technology.
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