Apple MacBook Pro 17-inch
The new 17-inch MacBook Pro costs the same and looks the same as the 17-inch MacBook Pro released last year. But inside...
Reviews
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Autodesk Maya 2011
Performance and computing boosts aside, much of what’s new in Maya 2011 focuses on its traditional strengths: character animation and dynamics.
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Data Robotics Drobo S
Introducing the Drobo S: providing enhanced RAID features for professional Mac users
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WD My Passport Studio 640GB review
Introducing the My Passport Studio from Western Digital: a drive offering high capacity and comprehensive disk encryption.
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Adobe Soundbooth CS5
Compare the latest version of Soundbooth with its predecessor and you can be excused for thinking that audio is not among Adobe’s priorities -- as it's a meagre update.
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Adobe Fireworks CS5
Although 'killer' features haven’t been bestowed upon this vector and pixel Web and mobile graphics editor, Fireworks CS5 has got plenty of development attention.
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Adobe After Effects CS5
After Effects CS5 is one of three in Adobe Creative Suite 5 to go 64-bit native, taking full advantage of the multi-core processors and more RAM.
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Wacom Cintiq 21UX
Forget about the iPad: here’s the digital sketchpad most artists will want. Despite costing more than many workstations and being about as portable, the Cintiq 21UX is so much more...
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Adobe Premiere Pro CS5
Premiere Pro CS5's key new feature is the Mercury Playback Engine for faster real-time performance, but there's also many more additions in Adobe's video editing tool.
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Adobe Dreamweaver CS5
Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 powerful tools for PHP programmers, a new tool for inspecting CSS, support for popular PHP-based content management systems, and a few nifty tweaks too.
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Adobe Photoshop CS5
Photoshop is a key tool used by most Digital Arts readers. Here we put the final released software through its paces to see if it's a worthy upgrade.
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Kodak EasyShare M580 review
If you want a camera that takes great photos and has a larger-than-normal optical zoom range, the 8X-optical-zoom Kodak EasyShare M580 fits the bill. It's one of the best point-and-shoot cameras we've tested this year in terms of exposure quality, and it's incredibly easy to use. Its ease of use and sub-£150 price, however, come at the expense of manual controls and exciting in-camera features.
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Kodak EasyShare M381 review
Kodak’s 12Mp EasyShare M381 is an inexpensive point-and-shoot camera for anyone who doesn’t want to fuss with a lot of controls.
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Kodak ESP 5250 review
The Kodak ESP 5250 All-in-One colour inkjet multifunction printer costs only £160 and includes Wi-Fi connectivity - a nice feature to have at this price point.
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Kodak EasyShare D830
In its warm brown wooden frame, the Kodak EasyShare D830 digital photo frame easily blends in with any other frames arranged on your desk or coffee table.
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Kodak EasyShare S730
Kodak is straddling traditionalist and multimedia worlds with its Kodak EasyShare S730 digital photo frame, and we applaud it for getting the balance right.
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Kodak EasyShare Z950
Pitching the Kodak EasyShare Z950 at the budget end of the market, Kodak claims this camera will enable you to "shoot like a pro, without knowing what an f-stop is". And for the money, the Z950 is a steal.
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Kodak ESP 3250
The Kodak ESP 3250 All-in-One colour inkjet multifunction printer is very inexpensive, and it prints superior images on photo paper. Otherwise, it is an average-quality, rather slow machine, appropriate for light-duty school or home use.
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LaCie Rikiki
LaCie's Rikiki (the company says rikiki is French for "tiny") is a small USB-only portable hard drive for users who want the most compact and potent hard drive possible.
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Armari Magnetar X24 six-core workstation
Six grand is a lot to spend on a workstation, but the Magnetar X24 is equivalent of the Pagani Zonda supercar, boasting top-of-the-line chips, graphics and storage.