AMD undaunted by Intel breakthrough
Advanced Micro Devices is undaunted by rival Intel's recent headline-grabbing announcements of 45-nm (nanometer) processing technology and a deal to supply Xeon chips to Sun Microsystems.
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Toon Boom Studio adds animated elements
Toon Boom Animation has released Toon Boom Studio 3.5, a new version of their animation software for Mac OS X and Windows.
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Magix acquires Xara
UK graphics software maker Xara has been acquired by German multimedia technology company Magix.
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Student viral awards launched
Channel 4 has revealed that its annual international viral awards Germ, has launched for this year will for the first time give students across the UK an opportunity to study virals as part of their degree course.
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AMD undaunted by Intel moves
AMD is undaunted by rival Intel's recent headline-grabbing announcements of 45-nanometer processing technology and a deal to supply Xeon chips to Sun Microsystems, an AMD executive said on Monday.
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Monkmus animates Los Campesinos!
Music video director Monkmus has completed an animated promo for up-&-coming Welsh band Los Campesinos! The video for We Throw Parties, You Throw Knives juxtaposes war-time violence and party fun.
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CorelDRAW suite gets Vista approval
Creative software maker Corel has revealed that its CorelDraw Graphics Suite X3 has been given the nod from Microsoft -- and claims it is the first graphics suite to be certified for Microsoft Windows Vista. Microsoft's new operating system launches to consumers tomorrow.
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Review: first Microsoft Vista PC tests
It's been a long wait, but Windows Vista PCs are here. We evaluated the first batch of desktop systems preloaded with Microsoft's new operating system.
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Design Museum hosts Pentagram talk
As part of its current exhibition of the work of influential designer Alan Fletcher, the Design Museum is hosting Feedback -- an event with the current partners of Pentagram, which Fletcher co-founded.
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Get your children animating
If you're looking for a last-minute present to keep your children creative over the Christmas holidays, check out Digital Video's The TAB Kids.
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CineSync 1.2 released
Rising Sun Research has announced the public release of cineSync 1.2, a new version of the company's remote review and approval tool for the post-production industry.
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Nintendo's Wii hits Japan
Nintendo launched its Wii console in Japan on Saturday, making it the third country to see the device on sale after it was launched in the US and Canada on November 19.
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New York's Met saves art with digital images
For years, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has aided art historians, researchers and other museums around the world by mailing out film-based photographs of artworks from its collection of more than 2 million pieces.
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Microsoft beefs up mobile platform
Microsoft is at the start of a two-year plan designed to give remote and telecommuting users the power of their desktop in handheld devices by more deeply integrating the company's mobile platform with collaboration software, online services and development tools.
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Intel bids for rebound with quad-core chips
Intel has launched a family of quad-core processors, hoping to take back its crumbling share of the server market and win users in the trendy gaming PC segment.
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Adobe Design Achievement Awards launch
Adobe is calling for entries to the seventh annual Adobe Design Achievement Awards (ADAA).
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Click 3X reveals MTV promo
Click 3X has revealed they have completed its fourth collaborative project -- a three-minute environmental message for MTV.
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Lineform illustration software updated
Freeverse Software on Friday announced an update to Lineform, its drawing and illustration software for Mac OS X. The new 1.2.3 version is ready for download, and is a free update for registered users. Lineform costs $79.95.
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Framestore CFC delivers CG baby
Framestore CFC has revealed it played a key role in handling the visual effects for the cinematic release Children Of Men, directed by Alfonso Cuarón and starring Clive Owen and Julianne Moore.
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Intel to launch quad-core chips on Nov 13
In a race with rival Advanced Micro Devices, Intel will bring its quad-core chips to market in a new line of Hewlett-Packard workstations due to be introduced on November 13.