Suitcase 10 review
Suitcase 10 for Macintosh is this year’s upgrade to the ever-popular font manager. This version was initially released for Mac OS 8.1 to 9.1, with ...
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Designer 9 review
Micrografx made its name with business graphics rather than professional design, and despite having engendered a loyal user base, Designer has never threatened the likes ...
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Camedia 4040 Zoom review
Olympus has been using this compact camera body design for a couple of years, upgrading it with new CCD sensors, lenses and software. The latest ...
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Commotion 4.0 review
Anyone who knows anything about compositing knows that 3D is the future. Who needs 2D when you can mix your footage and animation in true ...
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DreamSuite review
DreamSuite is a visual enhancement program that’s designed to work with photographic images, graphics and type. It can work either as a plug-in for graphics ...
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Dimage 7 review
The first thing you notice on the Dimage 7 is its 5.2-megapixel badge. Digital camera resolution is advancing rapidly now, with 4mp and 5mp models ...
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Painter 7 review
All photo-editing software packages provide a handful of paint tools that mimic natural media, such as brushes, chalk, pencils and calligraphic nibs. But none can ...
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PageMaker 7 review
This was a bit of a surprise. PageMaker 6.5 Plus was supposedly the grand finale in 1999, after which Adobe hinted that the hoary old ...
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Stitcher 3.0 review
RealViz Stitcher is a variation on the panorama program that lets you join rows of images in the up–down direction as well as the more ...
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Carrara Studio 1.1 review
Many companies have launched 3D applications into the mid-range market and boasted of their high-end prowess, and an equal number have fallen at the first ...
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Power Mac G4 867 review
The new mid-range Apple Power Mac offers few surprises in performance gains over the previous generation – although it does offer a few compelling reasons ...
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Evo W6000 review
The W6000 is the first workstation release in Compaq’s new Evo line. Evo is the company’s name for all of its user-based computers – from ...
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Virtual PC for Windows review
Virtual PC for Windows is a bit of a weird one. Mac users will be familiar with the original Virtual PC (now called Virtual PC ...
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XL1S camcorder review
If there’s a central principle behind the XL1S, it’s that old adage of ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’. It’s been years since the ...
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Toon Boom Studio review
One of the criticisms levelled at Macromedia’s Flash – the Web animation tool rather than the format – is that it’s more of a finishing ...
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SprintScan 120 review
Announced at Photokina last September, Polaroid’s SprintScan 120 proves to be worth the wait. It’s a dedicated film scanner that’s mainly intended to work with ...
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LightSpeed CRW2200EZ review
The Yamaha LightSpeed CRW2200EZ was faster even than our current speed demon, TDK’s 16/10/40 VeloCD ReWriter. It also uses Yamaha’s SafeBurn buffer underrun compensation technology ...
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RFS 3600 review
Over the past decade, Kodak’s various RFS desktop scanners have been popular with deadline-conscious newspapers because they’re the fastest on the market – RFS means ...
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Wildcat II 5110 review
Graphics cards are an important part of any computer system, and for 3D graphics they are even more so. The 3Dlabs Wildcat II 5110 is, ...
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FineScan 2750 review
Here’s a scenario: you’ve decided to bite the bullet and invest in a ‘real’ scanner for pre-press work in your studio. Or perhaps you’re a ...