News Archive for 03/05/16
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Gary Krakow, the MSNBC reporter who was one of the first journalists to offer a critique of Apple's online music service, has written a follow-up article in response to impassioned reader feedback to his initial findings. Krakow criticized the sound quality of the AAC files sold on Apple's service, and also suggested that Apple's pricing scheme was no more compelling than that of a CD store. In his latest article, he responds to reader feedback on the issues of sound quality, pricing, and even Krakow's alleged agenda.
Gefen's new ex-tend-it 4x1 DVI/ADC Switcher ($850) connects four DVI sources to two ADC and/or DVI displays. DVI sources include any computer or HD television equipped with a DVI port. Each source is accessed through either display. Any DVI or ADC equipped display can be used with the Switcher including Apple’s 23-inch Cinema HD Display. "The 4x1 DVI/ADC Switcher is made with a technology that is better equipped to display high-end visuals so visual acuity is assured." The rack-mountable unit switches video, USB and audio for each source, offers HDCP (High Definition Copy Protection) compatibility for home theater applications and includes ports for USB and audio.
Microsoft Watch's Why Panther May Tear Up Longhorn talks about the forthcoming improvements in the next release of Mac OS X codenamed "Panther" and how the OS compares to Windows XP and the forthcoming Longhorn upgrade due in 2005: " Apple has been careful not to underestimate Microsoft on the OS front. Indeed, even though Mac users have been fulsome in their praise of the features and speed of the current version, 10.2, of Mac OS X (a k a Jaguar), Apple insiders are well-aware of areas where XP is ahead of Mac OS X."
NewTek has released LightWave 3D 7.5c, a mainenance update to the company's 3D animation package: "The update addresses a number of issues for both platforms but does not add features beyond those provided in 7.5b. The 7.5c update also addresses a feature parity issue by bringing three plugins to the Mac OSX version which had previously only been present on the Windows and Mac OS 9 versions due to a source code difficulty."
Marketcircle has released DayLite 1.4, a free upgrade to its solution for managing contacts, accounts, sales and campaigns. The release offers integration with Blacksmith's Chartsmith charting application and preliminary iCal integration with an iCal exporter for the DayLite calendar. It can also now create merged documents in Microsoft Word and Excel. The DayLite Business Edition is currently being offered for $150. (The company also announced new boxed versions of DayLite with Channel Sources handling the distribution. It is expected to be available in Mac business section off computer stores across the US.)
WaterField Designs today started shipping its new iPod Case specifically designed for the new third-generation iPods. The case has a bottom-entry design for use with the new iPod docking station and also has a slit on the bottom to enable users to easily attach a cable to the iPod's connector as well as exposes the iPod controls for easy user access to the iPod's buttons. A front flap protects the iPod and stores your ear buds. The case is available now for $40.
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