Digidesign Pro Tools 8 review
Pro Tools 8 list of new features is very long, but Digidesign did a great job putting it all together - and new users will appreciate some of the 'getting started' features.
Reviews
-
-
Vodafone BlackBerry Storm 9500 review
The BlackBerry Storm 9500 is something of a departure for RIM, and not just because it's the first touchscreen BlackBerry. I
-
BlackBerry Curve 8520 review
RIM (BlackBerry) is continuing its push into the consumer smartphone space with the launch of a BlackBerry Curve model that will cost markedly less on a monthly contract that previous models and that will also be available on a pay as you go basis.
-
Vodafone RIM BlackBerry Pearl 8110 review
Clearly focused on the consumer market, the BlackBerry Pearl 8110 is a petite and good-looking smartphone. The Vodaphone version comes with Telmap navigation software and a special Facebook function.
-
BlackBerry Bold 9000 review
The eagerly awaited BlackBerry Bold 9000 continues RIM's legacy for qwerty smartphones - and may be its best yet.
-
T-Mobile BlackBerry Curve 8900 review
RIM (BlackBerry) came out with some brand-new BlackBerry handset designs last year that diverted attention from what it does best: make solid business smartphones for businesspeople. The BlackBerry Curve 8900 returns to the original remit, having picked up a few neat tricks along the way.
-
BlackBerry Tour 9630 review
The Research in Motion BlackBerry Tour is RIM's new CDMA BlackBerry device. The BlackBerry Tour 9630 melds the best of the BlackBerry Bold and the BlackBerry Curve 8900 into one slick package.
-
NEC MultiSync LCD2690WUXi2 review
NEC’s LCD2690WUXi2 is it’s designed to offer high-quality output for print designers who don’t have the need or budget for a £1,000-plus display.
-
Autodesk 3DS Max 2010 review
The newest version of Autodesk’s 3D suite contains some major interface changes. On opening 3DS Max 2010, you’ll immediately be aware of the new Graphite Modelling toolset.
-
Canon Pixma Pro9500 Mark II review
Canon’s new Pixma Pro9500 Mark II is the first new pro-level A3+ inkjet since its predecessor went head-to-head with HP’s Photosmart Pro B9180 in the summer of 2007.
-
LaCie 730 30-inch monitor review
LaCie’s 730 30-inch display may be an extravagance too far for even the most high-profile design agencies – despite being the best 30-inch monitor on the market.
-
Data Robotics Drobo review
The Drobo aims to make secure storage easy – and it succeeds. The toaster-sized box has a shiny black exterior with lines of green and blue LEDs on the front...
-
Apple's unibody 17-inch MacBook Pro review
It’s late but it’s worth it. The new 17-inch MacBook Pro gives Apple’s largest laptop the same ‘unibody’ makeover as the 15-inch range.
-
Autodesk Stitcher Unlimited 2009 review
This is the first new release of the Stitcher panorama-creation software since its original developer RealViz was bought by 3D developer Autodesk in May last year.
-
Nikon D3X review
Some said it was never going to happen but, flush with the success of the 12-megapixel full-frame D3 digital SLR, Nikon has released the 24-megapixel full-frame D3x.
-
Luxology ImageSynth 2 review
ImageSynth 2 generates seamless textures from lower-resolution images, ao it allows the user take one or more small images of grass and ferns and turn it into a much larger texture.
-
Adobe Flash CS4 review
There are some things in life that you look forward to with trepidation, and if you’re a regular Flash user, the CS4 version is certainly one of those.
-
Apple LED Cinema Display review
Apple's stylish LED Cinema Display looks like a great monitor for professional print, Web, video and animation creatives, but it's just not up to the job.
-
Adobe InDesign CS4 review
Current InDesign users will want the CS4 version for Smart Guides and Live Preflighting; other new additions make it worth the upgrade price, too.
-
Drobo with FireWire 800 review
When the original USB Drobo was released, it made a big splash. Now, Data Robotics has added a FireWire 800 port, allowing it to do everything its predecessor promised, but faster.
