Wasabi Systems (http://www.WasabiSystems.com) has expanded its line
of VMX iSCSI SAN appliances. The VMX 2000 series now consists of the
VMX 2000e , VMX 2000mx and VMX 2000sx, covering entry-level
applications up to enterprise systems.
All three models share the same 2U 12 drive enterprise class chassis
with redundant power supplies and fans along with Seagate ES.2
enterprise class SATA or SAS drives.
MacPractice (http://www.macpractice.com) — the developer of
MacPractice MD, MacPractice DDS, MacPractice DC, and MacPractice
20/20 — is collaborating with NewCrop, a provider of electronic
prescriptions, drug interaction and insurance formulary solutions.
In a release this fall, all MacPractice applications will delivered
with an extensive drug list, at no additional cost. In addition,
every MacPractice user will be permitted to use the NewCrop
Electronic Prescribing system, which is a web-based software
solution.
Griffin Technology has unveiled its latest iPhone accessories at
Apple Expo Paris. The AirCurve, the company’s acoustic amplifier
dock, amplifies and projects the iPhone’s sound without speakers or
the use of electricity. Also introduced today, Clarifi is a
protective case for the iPhone that features a built-in lens for
close-up photography.
The AirCurve collects and amplifies the sound from the built-in
speaker of the iPhone and projects it into the room, delivering
amplification that sounds like desktop speakers, Paul Griffin,
founder of Griffin Technology, says.
PCI Geomatics (http://www.pcigeomatics.com), a developer of software
and solutions for geospatial imaging applications, has expanded its
image management systems with the addition of support for the
PostgreSQL database. PCI Geomatics’ image management systems now
support the capability to read both raster and vector layers from a
PostgreSQL database, and offer an solution for managing imagery and
GIS data.
PostgreSQL is an open source object-relational database management
system.
Mamiya Digital Imaging has announced the next model of their digital
back –called the Mamiya ZDb 22 megapixel Digital Back –will be
shown at Photokina 2008. To allow longer shooting sessions, the ZDb
will have a buffer with up to twice the memory of the original ZD
Digital Back; this means that you can continuously shoot up to 22
frames of full resolution RAW files before the buffer is full.
The new back is now compatible with SDHC (Secure Digital High
Capacity) cards that can store up to 32GB of images.