Matrox debuts PCI Express Parhelia APVe
Matrox has announced the Parhelia APVe, a PCI Express graphics card designed for professional video editing and compositing tasks.
HP articles
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HP presents plastic paper-like displays
HP Labs in Bristol has been working on developing a high-resolution paper-like display technology using plastic instead of glass for applications such as e-books, magazines and posters.
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64-bit Xeon boost for digital creatives
As expected, Intel has unveiled the next generation of its Xeon processor, which will be the company's first chip to include the Extended Memory 64 Technology (EM64T) that allows the processor to run both 64-bit and 32-bit software.
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Designjet 30 review
The Designjet 30 isn’t unique like its 130 brother (reviewed previously) but that doesn’t mean it’s any less impressive. The 30 is an A3+ version of the A1 130 – offering almost all of the features that made the 130 so great, though including the same few irritating flaws.
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Photosmart 945 review
HP’s Photosmart 945 camera is difficult to pigeonhole. Over five megapixels, and an 8x optical zoom lens might put it in the class of advanced cameras like the Minolta Dimage A1 or the Fujifilm FinePix S7000, which cost a lot more. But the overall design of the Photosmart 945 seems aimed at providing point-&-shoot ease.
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Photosmart 7762 review
HP’s Photosmart 7762 is a decent printer that delivers when it comes to photo quality. The price isn’t bad, either, and the unit is well equipped to print photos from memory cards or directly from a digital camera. The control panel’s 1.8-inch LCD displays either photos or menu commands, and the flash-memory card slots on the front of the printer read all common memory-card formats. You can connect an ...
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HP targets gamers with DIY PC
Hewlett-Packard moved into the bare-bones computer arena on Monday when it launched a customizable PC for gamers at the E3 trade conference in Los Angeles.
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Designjet 130 review
HP’s Designjet 120 was a revelation when we first looked at it back in September last year. A 24-inch inkjet printer that combined the best from HP’s wide-format and photo inkjet divisions, the 120 was inexpensive to buy – though not to run – and was small enough to be considered a desktop printer. Now HP has upgraded it to create the 130 ...
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HP in bed with DreamWorks, Warner
Looking to capitalize on Hollywood's increasing taste for digital technology HP has agreed to supply services to two movie studios, DreamWorks and Warner Bros., in the areas of utility computing and film restoration, the company has announced.
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HP Workstation xw4100 review
The xw4100 is HP’s workstation for buyers on a budget. It’s small for a workstation and looks like a high-end games machine. The design doesn’t exude style like Apple’s G5, or power like Dell’s Precision systems, but it’s one of the few workstations you wouldn’t stub your toe on if you tripped over it.
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Irate over ink
Many consumers feel they aren’t getting their money’s worth from their ink jet printer. So is the cartridge half full or half empty?
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HP simplifies DVD labelling
Looking for a way to label your multitude of CDs and DVDs neatly and efficiently? Hewlett-Packard has come up with an elegant answer: Use the same laser that already burned the data to make a label on the flip side of the disc.
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HP Scanjet 4670 review
The Scanjet 4670 is a scanner that you can pick up, carry around, and scan any surface within the range of your USB cable. Why risk the wrath of animal lovers by getting a fur coat to scan (and have to cram it into your conventional flatbed) when you can just scan your dog?
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HP digicam gives photography hints
Hewlett-Packard's newest digicam does more than shoot the picture; it can evaluate your picture-taking performance and provides constructive tips for how you might improve on subsequent shots.
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Convert your tape archives to DVD
It's painful to think of your 8mm and VHS recordings fading away after years and use. Converting them to DVD protects those treasured archives, and several companies are offering new packages to simplify the process.
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HP to revamp digital camera lineup
Timed to coincide with the start of the Photo Marketing Association (PMA) 2004 trade show in the US, Hewlett-Packard announced plans to revamp its digital camera lineup and outlined its strategy to become a leading vendor of digital camera products. The company offered a few details on the first of the new generation of digital cameras - the HP Photosmart R707.
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Evo N800w review
For the uninitiated, a mobile workstation is a laptop based around a scaled-down version of a workstation-class graphics card – such as NVidia’s Quadro4 Go ...
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Photosmart 812 review
At £339, HP’s Photosmart 812 is one of the first four-megapixel cameras to limbo the £400 barrier – arriving shortly after Kodak’s DX4900 (see page ...
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Deskjet 995c review
Anyone who owns a laptop will know how cool designing on the move is. But coming back to the studio involves a lot of messy ...
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DesignJet 10ps review
For graphic designers, design studios, advertising agencies and publishers, the requirements of colour output is twofold. For most occasions, a faithful colour reproduction of an ...