Year: 2008

Axamblis (http://www.axamblis.com/) has released of Imprint Studio
1.0 for Mac OS X 10.5 (“Leopard”). Imprint Studio is a tool that
allows you to print posters using a standard format printer by
splitting up an image into several smaller tiles, which can then be
printed and assembled to form the final poster. Imprint Studio offers
an easy-to-use interface and addresses hobby photographers as well as
professionals of the metier.

Imprint Studio uses Mac OS X Leopard’s new cutting edge technology
CoreAnimation to create an appealing and easy-to-use user interface.

Ross Video (http://www.rossvideo.com) will be showcasing the DFR-8320
series at this year’s IBC. Introduced during NAB 2008, the 2RU, 20
slot modular frame offers processing for high density applications in
distribution and conversion for up to 20 openGear cards.

“We are pleased to launch the DFR-8320, Ross’ 2RU high density 20
slot frame series, at IBC 2008,” said Eric Goodmurphy, Marketing
Product Manager, RossGear.

Convergent Living (http://www.convergentliving.com), a provider of
control systems, has announced the addition of Apple’s iPhone as yet
another optimal interface for its suite of control applications.
Convergent’s patented control architecture is now accessible from
anywhere via the iPhone using free, off-the-shelf software from
Apple. In-home requirements are a Companion SideKick controller or
the new LED backlit NEO8, 10 or 15 Smartscreens and router port
forwarding.

The NVISION 08 event in San Jose next week is
pulling in experts and practitioners in the field
from all over the world. The NVISION 08 visual
computing conference, being held in San Jose, CA
on 25-27 August, includes a CUDA Developer
Conference for software developers interested in
accelerating their applications using the NVIDIA
CUDA software development environment, which is
based on the industry-standard C programming
language.

IMSI/Design has released a free version of IDX Renditioner Express
for Google SketchUp 6. The free version of IDX Renditioner Express —
which can be used for unlimited commercial or personal use — plugs
directly into the Google SketchUp interface and integrates one-click
rendering with rendering capabilities.

The free version of IDX Renditioner Express supports renderings up to
640 x 480 pixels. You can work directly in SketchUp for revisions to
the model, materials, environments, and lighting.