In celebration of Macworld Expo, ShinyDV has reduced the prices on its popular motion graphics collections from US$14.99 to $9.99, and the entire collection from $34.99 to $24.99. “Now it is easier than ever to add extra flair and polish to your iMovie, iDVD, or Final Cut Pro projects.” The sale ends January 18, 2005.
Read MoreIn his Macworld Preview column for The Register, Andrew Orlowski ponders Apple’s plans for its computer business — in light of iPod’s overwhelming success. In particular, the columnist wonders what a budget Mac would mean for Apple in terms of market share, profit and image. “With Microsoft’s continuing difficulties in getting Longhorn out of the stable, 2005 looks like a prime opportunity for Apple to capitalize on its hard work,” concludes Orlowski.
Read MoreWiebeTech today has introduced a number of new products at Macworld Expo in San Francisco. First up, the company’s newest RackFire+ packs up to 1.6TB of storage into a small 1U rack mount enclosure. It features two big FireWire drive trays, each with a capacity of two 400GB drives for 1.6TB total. In addition, each tray is a high-performance, hardware-based FireWire RAID. Pricing begins at US$699.95 for just the enclosure.
Read MoreMacMinute reader Jorgen Jorgensen pointed us to this funny iPod World video sketch, where iPods seem to control just about everything. This film clip is definitely worth a look.
Read MoreAt Macworld Expo, Kagi has introduced a program which simplifies the procedure for individuals to purchase and register software online. The program, named Kagi Registration Module (KRM), eliminates the need to use a Web browser in the purchasing process. With KRM, customers pay for and register the software without ever leaving the desired application itself.
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