Year: 2006

OWC Partners with Hollywood Editors for Macworld Final Cut Pro User
Group SuperMeet

Top digital film storage provider and leading Hollywood film editors
talk at Final Cut Pro Event

SAN FRANCISCO (December 28, 2006) – Other World Computing (OWC), the
industry’s premier source for digital film external storage hard
drive solutions, today announced that it will participate along with
a panel of top Hollywood film editors in the Sixth Annual Final Cut
Pro User Group Network SuperMeet on January 10th from 7:00 to 10:00
PM as a part of the 2007 Macworld Conference & Expo in San F

Seattle, 28 December 2006 – Oops. Our previous release of Opal
introduced a bug that broke zooming, which a number of people use to
magnify their document on-screen. We just released version 1.0.5 to
fix this (and two more minor issues).

Opal (successor to the popular Acta outliner) lets you organize
lists, track projects, take notes, and store information in
easy-to-modify outline form.

As a Universal application, Opal runs on any Macintosh with Mac OS X
10.4 or later.

Users can download a free trial version from A Sharp’s web site
(http://a-sharp.com/opal/).

IBM Delivers Client Version of Lotus Notes 7.0.2 to the Macintosh Community

Upgrade for Mac users integrates features from Lotus Sametime Instant Messaging

ARMONK, NY — December 28, 2006 — IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced
the availability of Lotus Notes 7.0.2 for the Mac OS X platform,
providing the enterprise Macintosh community an email and
collaboration platform with advanced productivity features and a user
interface with all the design elements with which they are familiar.

What:
The Notes 7.0.2 client provides Mac users, including those using
Intel-based Macs as well

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MACTECH ANNOUNCES NEW MAC COMMUNITY SEARCH
— Search the best sites for Mac technical information
— Refined searches yielding much better results

Westlake Village, CA – December 28, 2006 — MacTech Magazine, the Journal
of Macintosh Technology, announced today that it has implemented a new
community search mechanism to yield better search results across the entire
Mac technical community.

Initial use has shown that results can be substantially better better
focused, higher quality and more relevant to Mac technical user.

New Extender from Gefen Boasts Full Wireless USB Connectivity

San Francisco, CA – Gefen’s new Wireless USB Extender gives you the
freedom to move your Mac peripherals around while retaining
high-speed USB capability. This means your keyboard/mouse, scanner,
printer, hard drive, digital camera and iPod can all remain connected
to the computer from up to 60 feet in distance (line of sight) with
no connection cables required. Distances up to 30 feet are guaranteed
through one wall.

Computer access is immediate with data transfer rates up to 400 Mbps.