Year: 2006

WiebeTech introduces new SATA card

Posted by | Jun 14, 2006 | |

WiebeTech today announced its new low-cost solution to add SATA connectivity to Macs or PCs with standard PCI/PCI-X expansion slots. “The new card is the first introduction of the TeraCard Series of host adapters from WiebeTech. This new adapter card has one external and one internal Serial ATA port to allow connection of SATA devices to a user’s computer. In addition, it is bootable on Mac and hot swappable on both Mac and PC. The model of this new product is TCS1-1 and is priced at US$59.95.

Read More

Report: ‘Apple responds to iPod factory claims’

Posted by | Jun 14, 2006 | |

Apple has officially responded to a report in the Mail on Sunday regarding working conditions within the facilities of some of its Chinese iPod manufacturing partners, notes Macworld UK. “Apple is committed to ensuring that working conditions in our supply chain are safe, workers are treated with respect and dignity, and manufacturing processes are environmentally responsible,” the statement explains.

Read More

Freeverse releases Wingnuts 2: Raina’s Revenge game

Posted by | Jun 14, 2006 | |

Freeverse today announced the availability of WingNuts 2: Raina’s Revenge. “Join the WingNuts team aboard their flying aircraft carrier as they battle Baron Von Schtopwatch, the mysterious “Raina” and a robotic air force of planes and dirigibles from throughout history.” Utilizing OpenGL particles and CoreImage time dilation effects, the game provides over 30 levels of aerial excitement. Upgrade your plane with more powerful weapons and capture wild power-ups like “Super Mecha-Mode” and “Escort Wing” to defeat the Baron’s terrifying robotic bosses.

Read More

Mark/Space announces The Missing Sync for Sony PSP

Posted by | Jun 14, 2006 | |

Mark/Space today announced the availability of their new synchronization software product for Mac OS X, The Missing Sync for Sony PSP. This latest product from the company known for connecting cool gadgets to the Mac provides a number of innovative features that PlayStation Portable owners are sure to enjoy, including Intel-native video encoding; offline Web browsing; packaging of contacts, calendars, tasks, notes and Safari bookmarks into stylized Web pages and integration with iPhoto and iTunes.

Read More