Year: 2008

Discarded Online is now in open beta at
http://discarded.gamedozer.com . Discarded is a mix of beat-em-up,
RPG, and card game where the action is king rather than the grind.
Both during beta and after launch Discarded Online will be free to
play. After beta, players will be able to purchase in game
equipment, clothing, and items to aid them, but such purchases will
not be required.

Leveling in the game has taken a unique approach, with players able
to change their stats at the start of each game.

A leading supplier of replacement power products for the education
market, Oncore Power Systems today announced it has developed a 6-Bay
Charger specifically for Apple MacBook and iBook computers that
recharges up to six batteries. Oncore is also introducing a power
upgrade kit that includes the 6-Bay Charger and six replacement
batteries, specifically intended to give new life to older classroom
computers.

The new 6-Bay Charger is designed to serve a need within the
education market where laptop usage in the K- 12 classrooms has grown
steadily over the past 15 years.

Berkeley Varitronics Systems, Inc, continues to Clarify RF by
releasing the latest reptile in the growing family of stimulus
transmitters used around the globe for drive-study analysis.

The engineering team at Berkeley will showcase the Tortoise a high
power stimulus transmitter containing ultra-clean, Class A amplifiers
for simultaneous, dual-band independent transmissions from one
portable unit.

Dragon Forged Software has released Trivial 1.0
(http://trivial.dragonforged.com), a trivia game for the iPhone and
iPod touch. Trivial is the core application for a suite of trivia
games, including General Knowledge, Sports, and Pop Culture.

Pulled from a multitude of categories, there are over one thousand
questions per game within a selection of difficulties.

A recent creative international collaboration between HiLo Media
(http://www.hilomedia.com ) (http://www.kinemac.com )and Kinemac
developer yields a unique high-definition tutorial video to orient
new users to the software. Web and viral video production company
HiLo Media recently completed a high-definition 11-minute tutorial
video for Mac OS X 3D Animation software Kinemac.