Acrobat 6.0 Professional review
When Adobe introduced Acrobat 5.0 in 2001, it was aimed at persuading the MS Office-dominated corporate market to start using Acrobat PDFs for device- and ...
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EOS-10D review
We’re used to short product lifetimes in computers, but high-end digital cameras usually hang around for a while. So when Canon replaced its EOS D60 ...
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Colour Confidence Print Profiler review
Colour Confidence Print Profiler is a keenly priced bundle that creates profiles to compensate for your printer’s colour characteristics – so you have a better ...
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CanoScan 5000F USB review
Crisp colour scans that accurately represent the originals help lift the CanoScan 5000F USB above many competing models. In our print and on-screen tests, this ...
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W2200 review
Canon announced this A3+ format inkjet printer last October, but it has only just started shipping. It's a high-quality model at a premium price, intended ...
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Sigma SD9 review
Capturing razor-sharp and colour-accurate photos can be a challenge, even with today’s multimillion-pixel digital cameras. But Foveon, an image-sensor company, promises to change all that with ...
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ORIS Page 4.2 review
German developer CGS Publishing Technology International will be an unfamiliar name to many designers, as this is its first Mac product. It’s been around since ...
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Stylus Photo 2100 review
Using seven different colour inks, the Epson Stylus Photo 2100 raises the bar for high-end inkjet photo-printers. Epson adds “light black” to the cyan, light ...
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Phaser 8200N review
The Phaser 8200N is an affordable choice for groups of creatives who need a full-featured, networkable colour printer but don’t require an expensive colour laser ...
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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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EOS D60 review
Canon’s EOS D60 is the first of a crop of three ‘affordable’ six-megapixel digital SLR cameras priced around £2,000 to arrive this summer. The others ...
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QX Tools Pro review
Quark users have always relied on a variety of XTensions – add-on software modules – to extend the capability of QuarkXPress or customize it to ...
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S750 Bubble Jet review
Canon’s Bubble Jet printing technology has always taken a back seat to other processes used by inkjet printers, but if new printers – such as ...
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ArtixScan 2500f review
While printer manufacturers spend time and effort creating new case designs, scanner builders aren’t as bothered. Microtek’s ArtixScan 2500f is a case in point, looking ...
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Photoshop 7.0 review
Photoshop 7.0 includes many new features, but from the hype you’d think the release is all about support for Apple’s Mac OS X. There’s an ...
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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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InDesign 2.0 review
The world of DTP – once the vanguard of art and digital creativity – has often taken a back seat in recent years to the ...
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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 ...
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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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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 ...