Monthly Archives: April 2008
Bedroom DJs Unite
EJay has confirmed the release of the latest edition of its bedroom DJ software package, DJ Mixstation 4. The big selling point of the software has always been its comparably low retail price, with this new version selling for a tidy £29.99. But beyond that, DJ Mixstation also has a lot of functionality up its…
Atempo improves digital archiving solution
Atempo, has announced the availability of Atempo Digital Archive 2.0, with new features to appeal to companies struggling with the storage requirements of long term data retention and regulatory compliance. Atempo Digital Archive is a hierarchical storage management product designed to migrate rarely-used data from expensive online storage to cheaper offline disk and tape media….
MyDVD Premier 10 confirmed
The ever-busy folk at Roxio have just announced another new product release, and this time it’s MyDVD Premier 10 that’s been confirmed. The product is a video editing and DVD creation suite of tools, that is claimed to make it easy to turn photos and home videos into professional-looking output. As well as the standard…
Kyocera Mita – FS-1100
Personal laser printers have enjoyed something of a renaissance in the last year or so, as their prices have continued to fall and many people have added a second printer to the inkjet all-in-one they may already have. The reason for this is that mono laser print is still noticeably cheaper and quicker than mono…
Abit – I-N73HD
If you are looking to build an HTPC or media center PC, there are many Micro-ATX motherboards to choose from. But one that may have escaped your eye is the I-N73HD from Abit; which would be a shame as it’s a well featured board with a nice, low price tag. Built on a startling orange…
Revving it up to 120GB
Iomega has announced a new, third generation version of its REV backup drive system. The 120GB removable drive is available as both a USB 2.0 unit and an internal SATA device, with both iterations carrying a £299 price tag. For that money, the REV 120GB backup drive also comes with a 120GB disk to get…
Fifth generation ProLiant server
HP has introduced the ProLiant DL785 G5, a powerful and scalable eight-socket x86 server based on quad-core AMD Opteron processor technology. Part of HP’s rack-dense family, the new server is designed to take up to eight quad-core 8300 series Opteron processors, effectively making it a 32-way SMP platform. A massive 8GB of ECC protected memory…
Nokia debuts cut-price models
Nokia has been quick to address reports of rather sluggish sales on some of its new handsets in Europe by targeting the entry-level market with four new models. For the most part these are cut-down versions of other popular phones, like the XpressMusic 5310, omitting some of the more ‘luxurious’ features to offer consumers better…
Pinnacle – VideoSpin 1.1
Not so long ago, a decent video camera cost the best part of a grand. Now you can pick one up for a fraction of that price, and moreover even cheap normal cameras and some mobile phones have video facilities. The art of film truly has been brought to the masses, and should you wish…
Free Your Nunchuk
How much wood would a nun chick chuck, if a nun chick could chuck wood? We’ve no idea, but if you’re a Wii owner who’s annoyed by the trailing lead from your Wii nunchuk, then Zappies has a tailor-made solution. The company has just released the Nunchuk Wireless Kit, which allows you to play without…