XB Software has released MaxTreeGrid (http://www.maxtreegrid.com/),
AJAX-backed JavaScript control which allows you to represent data as
tree hierarchy, plain grid or combine both views as treegrid. It
allows data loading from numerous data sources — from server side
script such as PHP, JSP, ASP, and others, or JS, XML, CSV, JSON, HTML.
Fltering and sorting capabilities are built in in MaxTreeGrid and can
be extended according to customs preferences.
Tomorrow Mikogo (http://www.mikogo.com/Mac) will announce the
availability of its latest version, Mikogo Beta for Mac computers,
providing an online meeting solution to Mac users around the world.
Designed for online meetings, web presentations, webinars and more,
the beta version provides Mac users with a quick solution to start a
meeting and invite both PC and other Mac users to view their screen
in real-time over the web.
Mikogo’s cross-platform functionality also enables both Mac and PC
users to join and view an online meeting started by a PC organizer.
Aleratec (http://www.aleratec.com) — a developer and manufacturer of
solutions for the USB, Flash, HDD, Blu-ray, DVD/CD, duplicating, and
DVD/CD publishing markets — has announced two new systems for
duplicating large volumes of flash drives.
Data throughput isn’t limited by the number of flash drives loaded in
either the 1:118 USB Copy Tower SA or the 1:27 USB Copy Tower SA.
flash drive duplicators, according to Alteratec President and CEO
Perry Solomon.
In a survey conducted by the Enterprise Desktop Alliance, 235 of the
314 respondents expect to increase the number of Macs within their
organization. Less than 2% of the responding organizations said they
expected to reduce the number of Macs. The survey also shows that
productivity gains and employee preference are the primary drivers of
enterprises adopting Macs, with lower cost of ownership also playing
an important role.
The respondents were IT administrators, nearly 60% of whom manage 100
or more Macs within a wide range of enterprise class organizations.
LaCie (http://www.lacie.com) has announced three new ways to carry
digital content — itsaKey, iamaKey and PassKey USB key drives,
design by 5.5 Designers. The compact key-shaped design fits in a
pocket or on a key ring.
The itsaKey and iamaKey store up to 8GB of flash memory.
Alternatively, the PassKey has a built-in microSD card reader, which
allows you to use your memory cards as stylish and handy USB keys.
The three USB keys are built with metal.
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