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November 12, 2001 |
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Comdex: NEC Intros LCD Monitors, CRT Calibration Systems
SpectraView provides direct calibration commands to monitors
Comdex: Maxtor Ships 80 GB FireWire Drive
New model offers up to 28 MB per second sustained throughput
Comdex: Toshiba Updates CD-R/DVD Drives, Launches Projector
DLP projector offers 1,000 ANSI lumen brightness
Comdex: Hitachi Offers New Plasma Display
42-inch model features dynamic color balancing
Comdex: Ricoh Ships 4.13 Megapixel Camera
Caplio RR1 includes 72 MB storage
Comdex: ArcSoft Releases Mac OS X Imaging Tools
Programs support TWAIN capture for OS X
Comdex: Eizo Intros LCD Monitors
18.1-inch FlexScan targets pro market
Oce To Acquire Gretag Pro Imaging Division
Acquisition includes wide-format inkjets, lasers
Edirol Releases Audio Capture Hardware
Company also launches new line of MIDI interfaces
MediaLab Intros WebMeddler
Software allows editorial teams to access Web pages without disturbing HTML
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All that good advice down the hopper
by Kevin Schmitt
A few weeks back I wrote an installment of Prodigal Mac called "Excuse Me While I Pull My Hair Out." I'm sure many of you, as I did, took the time to print out and frame that fine work of prose, so I'm betting everyone is extremely familiar with it. However, as a service to you, the reading public, I will summarize that column in one sentence or less.
Company also launches new line of MIDI interfaces
by David Nagel
Edirol today burst out with 14 new products spanning the gamut of hardware capture and editing devices, ranging from audio capture to MIDI control to a stand-alone digital video editing workstation. All of the new products are compatible with Macintosh and Windows systems and range from simple USB audio capture to higher-end rack-mount audio processing module.
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Caplio RR1 includes 72 MB storage
by David Nagel
Ricoh today unveiled the Caplio RR1, a one-inch-thin 4.13 megapixel digital camera. The new USB-based model includes 8 MB of onboard media and a 64 MB SmartMedia card, for a total of 72 MB of storage. The camera is available now for $699.
Live QuickTime broadcaster and multimedia studio
by David Nagel
I had a strange reaction the first time I launched Live Channel. It was, "How'd they do that?" Live Channel (from Channel Storm) is a QuickTime broadcasting application for the Macintosh. It's announcement, back in July, boldly promised a live, real-time QuickTime streaming solution that could easily substitute for an entire broadcast studio.
How to use Photoshop's Filter Factory to shift an image's color channels
by David Nagel
Here's a tutorial whose main purpose will probably be of little use to most of you. Sound enticing? Well, even if it won't be of direct use to you, you can still learn something from it and prepare yourself a bit for an upcoming tutorial series on writing your own Photoshop filters. (That's a little better, isn't it? Everybody wants to know how to create their own filters!)
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