NAB 2012: AJA launches Ki Pro Quad 4K video recorder
The Ki Pro Quad is a solid-state portable video recorder capable of capturing files in formats including 4K.
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Intel to release first Xeon chips with 3D transistors, but they're not for you (yet)
Intel is set to release its first Ivy Bridge Xeon server chips with 3D transistors this quarter, in a move that analysts said would intensify the cloud hardware battle with rival AMD.
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NAB 2012: The Foundry shows off new Hiero conform tool
At the NAB 2012 show in Las Vegas, British visual effects software developer The Foundry has showcased its new Hiero tool.
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NAB 2012: Adobe After Effects CS6 launched with 3D graphics, 3D camera tracking and souped-up effects engine
Adobe has boosted After Effects motion graphics and VFX tools, and it works better with Illustrator to boot
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NAB 2012: Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 debuts with new interface, faster performance, better colour correction
Premiere Pro CS6 launched with two new companion products: SpeedGrade and Prelude
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Apple updates Logic Pro and Logic Express
The updates include 12 different bug fixes to Apple's music production software for pros (Logic Pro) and amateurs looking for something more than what GarageBand can offer (the now discontinued, Logic Express).
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Invisible t-shirt revealed by Isle of Wight University and Rapanui
Eco-fashion brand Rapanui has teamed up with the University of The Isle of Wight to weave optical fibres into a t-shirt that appears invisible.
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Autodesk launches 2013 versions of Maya, 3DS Max, Softimage, Motionbuilder and Mudbox
Autodesk has debuted Maya 2013, 3DS Max 2013, Softimage 2013, MotionBuilder 2013 and Mudbox 2013.
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Nikon ups pricing for D4, D800 and D800E digital SLRs, blaming "local internal systems error"
Nikon has said that its forthcoming D800, D800E and D4 digital SLRs will cost up to £400 more than you might have thought – though it's honouring the original quoted prices for anyone who's already pre-ordered.
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Our pick of the Pick Me Up illustration and graphics exhibition at Somerset House
Pick Me Up, the graphic art and illustration fair, has returned to Somerset House in London. Here's our pick of what's on show.
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Nokia patents vibrating smart tattoos
Our bodies may some day become extensions for smartphones and other devices, if a new Nokia patent is any indication.
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Adobe expands Digital Marketing Suite
Adobe Systems has introduced tools for advertising across social networking sites and different devices, and also analytics to keep track of it all, the company said.
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Beta preview: Adobe Photoshop CS6
Michael Burns puts the beta of Photoshop CS6 through its paces to discover if it’s going to be a must-have upgrade
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BBH draws criticism for homeless experiment at SXSW
A New York-based marketing firm is drawing the ire of online critics thanks to Homeless Hotspots, a recently ended homeless relief experiment at SXSW in Austin.
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Microsoft discusses interface design of IE 10
Microsoft says its latest version of Internet Explorer clears out a lot of clutter and creates a more immersive browser experience when paired with Windows 8's touch environment.
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Apple Mac Pro users clamouring for upgrades with new Intel Xeon E5 chips
Ardent users are clamouring for quick upgrades to Apple's Mac Pro.
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Pinterest plans profile redesign
Pinterest, the popular pinboard site, will be getting redesigned profile pages.
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Benchmarks show new iPad to have 1GHz processor, 1GB RAM
The new iPad has 1GB of RAM - as previously suspected - as well as a 1GHz processor, the same speed as that of the iPad 2, it has been claimed.
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Orange and T-Mobile's 4G network plans get thumbs up from Ofcom
Ofcom has given provisional approval for mobile operator Everything Everywhere to use its existing spectrum to deliver 4G services, meaning that a mainstream 4G mobile network could be available in the UK as early as this year.
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Firefox 11 slips out early
The final release version of Firefox 11 wasn't scheduled to make its official debut until today, but -- as so often happens -- it showed up early.