Atlona Technologies (http://www.atlona.com), makers of the DP200, a HDCP and DPCP compliant DVI to Mini DisplayPort converter, has introduced the Dual Link DVI to MDP converter DP400. It’s designed to bring the DVI to MDP gap and convert DVI dual link video signals to MDP. The DP400 will on sale next month. It’s available for pre-order at a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of US$199.
Read MoreManaging Editor Inc.
(http://www.maned.com) has announced the immediate availability of
version 6 of the vjoon K4 Cross-Media Publishing Platform. It’s the
latest version of the editorial management system integrating Adobe
InDesign and InCopy.
Version 6.0 offers increased support for cross-media input and
output, a task-based workflow model, more options for remote users
and enhanced flexibility in the system’s behind-the-scenes
architecture. K4 is a multi-tier solution that supports Oracle,
Microsoft SQL and MySQL database platforms and runs on Mac OS X,
Other World Computing (OWC) has announced 64GB 1066MHz DDR3 ECC
Memory Upgrade Kit for Mac Pro 8-Core Pro models.
The memory upgrade kits for Mac Pro 8-Core models offer more
configuration options and savings over factory memory upgrades,
according to the folks at OWC. The two 8GB module-based OWC upgrades
— 48GB (6 x 8GB) and 64GB (8 x 8GB) — offer a maximum performance
configuration for Mac Pro 8-Core machines not available from the
factory.
In addition to the savings offered by OWC Upgrades, Mac Pro users
Read MoreAbout Objects (http://www.aboutobjects.com) will be offering a
revamped version of its most popular iPhone development training
course that will include coverage of Apple’s new iPad.
While the version of the iPhone SDK required for iPad development
(3.2 beta) is currently under a non-disclosure agreement, Apple has
indicated that the agreement will no longer be in force when the iPad
ships, which, according to Apple, will be in late March. About
Objects’s five-day, hands-on course, entitled “Introduction to iPhone
Excel Software (http://www.excelsoftware.com) has introduced
LicenseSupport 1.0 for customer support on Mac OS X and Windows
Systems. Software vendors can use LicenseSupport to manage customer
licenses for protected applications and documents.
A support person can provide an activation code, reset a license,
block an activated license before issuing a refund or change the
number of allowed activations for a serial number. LicenseSupport
works directly with an application or document protected by
QuickLicense, QuickLicense Server, DocProtect or AppProtect.