Year: 2009

MacPractice (http://www.macpractice.com), a developer of MacPractice
DDS, has received certification from Suni Medical, Imaging, a
manufacturer of quality intraoral sensors for use in dentistry, for
the MacSensor Solution with SuniRay, which is Suni’s top-of-the-line
intraoral CMOS sensor.

The SuniRay sensor utilizes the latest CMOS technology to deliver
high image quality with diagnostic capabilities. Suni’s plug and play
sensors are designed for dentists to install and move from treatment
room to treatment room.

Aleratec, a developer and manufacturer of solutions for the Blu-ray,
DVD/CD, Flash, HDD, USB duplicating, and DVD/CD publishing markets,
has announced the stand-alone 1:1 HDD Cruiser, a high speed 1:1 hard
disk drive duplicator that can copy a hard drive at speeds up to
70MB/sec. The 1:1 HDD Cruiser is a stand alone unit that has the
ability to quickly make a copy of a SATA 3.5 inch hard disk drive,
making it an essential tool for quickly installing or upgrading new
computer systems.

Agilis Software (http://www.agilis-sw.com) has announced that their
EasyLicenser License Manager and Orion Network Licensing Platform can
now protect 64-bit C/C++ applications running on Mac OS X, Linux,
Windows, Solaris-SPARC and Solaris-Intel platforms.

Linux support includes 32- and 64-bit Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SuSE
and Ubuntu distributions and compatible platforms such as Fedora,
CentOS, OpenSuSE, and Novell SLES/SLED.

Enhance Technology (http://www.enhance-tech.com) has introduced the
new StorPack S23T/S34T/S35T Series, which sports a new black and
silver TeraStor Series T-shaped tray design that takes advantage of
the embedded light pipes to the backplane for LED signals and added
rear cooling fan for better performance.

The new Enhance Technology’s StorPack T Series comes with multiple
removable drives trays, allowing users to add drives or increasing
capacity as needed.

The Final Cut Pro User Group Network has announced the 8th Annual NAB
FCPUG SuperMeet will be held at the Rio Hotel (Las Vegas, Nevada) on
Tuesday, April 21. It provides an open forum for attendees to discuss
the rapidly changing landscape of postproduction and broadcast, talk
one-on-one with industry leading digital media technology developers,
and network with peers.

“The SuperMeet is and always has been the biggest party in town
during NAB week,” says Michael Horton, SuperMeet co-producer and
founder of the Los Angeles Final Cut Pro User Group.