Year: 2006

Apimac announces Mac Notepad 3.0

Posted by | May 30, 2006 | |

Apimac today announced the release of Mac Notepad 3.0, the latest version of the company’s note pad application. Mac Notepad is designed from the ground up to support the latest Apple technologies, and allows users to save and organize any piece of text they may want to be at hand. Users can paste it in, drag it from other applications, drop it as a text file from the Finder, or write it themselves. Version 3.0 features: a new interface; new iconize window; new password protecting feature; and more. Mac Notepad 3.0 is priced at US$19.95.

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IntellaSys offers backup solution for Macs

Posted by | May 30, 2006 | |

IntellaSys Corporation today announced through its OnSpec operating entity the availability of application software that enables the fast and easy data backup of both Apple Power PC and Intel Mac systems. OEMs that incorporate OnSpec interface controller chip solutions into their products have the option to furnish Regen software as a value added feature. The proprietary Regen software complies with Apple’s Universal Logo criteria as it software synchronizes new data to be backed up to USB-based storage drives.

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Microsoft unveils Wireless Laser Desktop for Mac

Posted by | May 30, 2006 | |

Microsoft today unveiled a new Wireless Laser Desktop for both PowerPC- and Intel-based Macs. The new Desktop features Microsoft’s first keyboard designed specifically for the Mac. The key layout is consistent with Mac-only keyboards, and is compatible with the new Intel-based Mac machines as well as PowerPC models, and will have Hot Keys that map to Mac programs such as iTunes and iPhoto.

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Gefen announces the DVI Audio Extender

Posted by | May 30, 2006 | |

Gefen today announced its DVI Audio Extender designed to support the extension of both analog and digital audio formats in addition to HD video. “Extending DVI equipped HD displays up to 150 feet over category-5 cables is easily achieved these days, but extending sound to accompany the HD video can be an issue,” notes the company. The compact sender and receiver units come equipped with S/PDIF (digital coax), optical TOSlink and left/right analog RCA audio inputs and outputs that drive multiple audio devices at the same time.

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Sol Robots releases Road Trip Effect Pro

Posted by | May 30, 2006 | |

Sol Robots today announced today the release of Road Trip Effect Pro for generating transitions for movie clips in travel videos. The software makes it possible to add multiple road trip segments (layers) to the same movie. Each layer has its own icon, color, width, timing, points, labels etc., and  Layers can be played in parallel, sequentially, or both. Both Road Trip Effect and Road Trip Effect Pro now support saving a Road Trip Effect Project, so users can always go back to the original and edit it.

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