Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus today announced the grand opening of Doctor Mac Direct, his new service for troubleshooting, technical support and training on any Macintosh software issue. “Now any Macintosh user can request a Macintosh expert’s help and receive phone support or use a revolutionary web-based control method that allows the Mac expert to see and work on the problem remotely.
Read MoreAlias today announced Maya 6.5, the next version of its 3D animation and special effects package. Version 6.5 is a “performance-driven release optimized to meet the needs of games, film, broadcast and digital publishing professionals seeking dramatic performance enhancements while working with massive datasets.” Maya 6.5 brings major performance improvements, new scene segmentation features, expanded support for CAD datasets, and mental ray for Maya Satellite.
Read MoreDOCTOR MAC DIRECT CELEBRATES ITS GRAND OPENING
– New Millennium Technology and 100% Industry Veteran Experts Offer
Macintosh Software Training and Technical Support Like Never Before –
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Grand Opening of Doctor Mac Direct, a new service for troubleshooting,
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taking support requests at (http://www.doctormacdirect.com/) and 1-877-DrMac=
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(1-877-376-2248).
Alias Announces Maya 6.5
Dedicated to Addressing the Needs of Next-Generation Productions
Maya 6.5 Now Available to Download for Customers on Platinum Membership Prog=
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Toronto, Canada – January 31, 2005 – Alias revealed today the latest
version of its award-winning Maya software package, focused on meeting the
demands of the most challenging next-generation productions.
Apple Unveils Faster, More Affordable PowerBooks
New PowerBook Line With Scrolling TrackPad & Sudden Motion Sensor Starts at
Just $1,499
CUPERTINO, California-January 31, 2005-Apple today unveiled the fastest,
most affordable PowerBook line ever, featuring PowerPC G4 processors
running up to 1.67 GHz, faster hard drives and a faster 8X SuperDrive-all
housed in the PowerBook’s signature aluminum enclosure.