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Photoshop CS 4 Will Use Your Graphics Card to Run at Light Speed, Do Fancy 3D Tricks
The next version of Photoshop (CS 4) will be juicing up performance by taking advantage of hardware it hasn't tapped before: graphics cards and physics processors. How much faster is the new 64-bit, GPU-injected Photoshop? At a demo at Nvidia's HQ, TG Daily watched "the presenter playing with a 2 GB, 442 megapixel image like it was a 5 megapixel image on an 8-core Skulltrail system. Changes made through image zoom and through a new rotate canvas tool were applied almost instantly." Update: John Nack from Adobe is calling bogus on some of TGDaily's info, namely the Oct. release date and says the demoed tech is not "promised to go into any particular version of Photoshop." So take it for what you will. More »
pcs
Asus Essentio CS5110 Is World's Smallest PC (With Fully Embedded Discrete Graphics, That Is)
I'm not sure there's room enough to install one of these bad boys, but Asus' new little desktop is supposedly the world's smallest PC that can still support a fully embedded discrete graphics card for gaming and high-def video. With HDMI and 7.1 audio output, it could make a nice Blu-ray player. Because of a thermal cooling module that "insulates heat from the cooling fan," it manages to idle at a relatively low 24dB noise level. Still, it's not super small, at 11 inches wide by 3 inches tall, and besides that, sources don't say exactly what graphics card Asus chose to fully embed. We do like that satin-finish codex design, though. [Fareastgizmos.com]
media streaming
We have generally been very impressed with what Ziovia has to offer in the media streaming market, and their latest effort, the CS615, seems to be no exception. The new model will be able to stream a plethora of different media formats in HD, thanks to an integrated HDMI output. The ClearStream CS615 really has lots to boast about—jump for the impressive specifications.
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Ziovia Announces ClearStream C615 HD Network Media Player
We have generally been very impressed with what Ziovia has to offer in the media streaming market, and their latest effort, the CS615, seems to be no exception. The new model will be able to stream a plethora of different media formats in HD, thanks to an integrated HDMI output. The ClearStream CS615 really has lots to boast about—jump for the impressive specifications.
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weapons
Nerf Sniper Rifle is Three Feet of Fun
The Nerf N-Strike Longshot CS-6, to give it its full name, is the kind of blaster gun that your kid would kill for. It's also the kind of thing that would be a gift in name only, because, any child will have problems prying it out of a parent's hands once unwrapped. And it works just as well at close range as it does on long targets: More »
upscaling dvd player
The Ziova CS505 we reviewed earlier this year just got a firmware update, adding features like a GUI redesign, commercial skip and some other minor details you can find in the changelog. It's not a major update in terms of functionality, but as you can see from the gallery, it looks totally different. Much more bubble-y than before, and supposedly much more responsive. We don't have a unit to test on, but if you do you can load it yourself to check it out.
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Ziova Streaming DVD/DivX Player Gets Firmware Update
The Ziova CS505 we reviewed earlier this year just got a firmware update, adding features like a GUI redesign, commercial skip and some other minor details you can find in the changelog. It's not a major update in terms of functionality, but as you can see from the gallery, it looks totally different. Much more bubble-y than before, and supposedly much more responsive. We don't have a unit to test on, but if you do you can load it yourself to check it out.
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gurus of cool
Coolness Roundup: Adobe CS 3 Hands-On
Join the gurus of cool in Coolness Roundup episode 87, praising and blasting product after product in lots of lively tech talk. This week, join Gizmodo's Charlie White and Sci Fi Tech's Stephen Schleicher as they give you their hands-on impressions of Adobe's latest software uber-suite, CS3, and evaluate features of the as-yet-unreleased video editing application Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 as well as compositing app After Effects. More »
office slackage
Plantronics CS70N Headset Picks the Phone Up for You (Literally)
Plantronics' new CS70N hands-free headset boasts the usual suite of Plantronics perks and a noise-cancelling mic for rowdy office environments. It also works with both standard and IP phones. More »
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Ziova CS505 Upscaling DivX/DVD Network Streamer Hands-on: Our Favorite Player Yet
We've been known to download DivX files using BitTorrent on occasion, and there's nothing better than using an upscaling DVD player like the Helios H4000, the LG DN191H or the Oppo DV-981HD to watch these shows and movies on our TVs in high def. But the Ziova CS505, much like the Helios X3000, can stream the files directly from your computer without having to burn them to a disc beforehand—the ultimate in convenience. More »
4:00 PM on Fri Apr 27 2007
By Jason Chen
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software
Adobe CS3 Is Finally Here; May Prove Macromedia Merger Was Good Idea
For all you graphics geeks who have been waiting eagerly to find out whether or not Adobe has screwed up all of your favorite Macromedia design tools, now's your chance to plunk down $1,000+ to find out. CS3 launches today, and it's as freakin' thorough as expected. You can buy Design Premium for $1,799, Design Standard for $1,199, Web Premium for $1,599 and Web Standard for $999. Also available are separately wrapped apps: Adobe Photoshop CS3, Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended, Adobe InDesign CS3, Adobe Illustrator CS3, Adobe Flash CS3 Professional, Adobe Dreamweaver CS3, Adobe Fireworks CS3, and Adobe Contribute CS3. More »
software
Adobe CS3 Pricing Leaked by Amazon
Most of the details have already been revealed about Adobe's huge upgrade of its CS3 line of content creation software, except for the pricing. A day before Adobe's official rollout on March 27, now Amazon has spilled the beans on the Adobe Creative Suite CS3 and all of its iterations, offering pre-order pages for the dizzying array of combinations in which you can buy Adobe's full lineup. More »
home entertainment
Klipsch Intros Wireless KlipschCasting
Klipsch rolled out its KlipschCast family of audio products, including the $1300 CS-700 DVD entertainment system, packing 2.1 virtual surround sound, HDMI port and a serious 8-inch down-firing wireless subwoofer. But it doesn't stop there. This CS-700 can also act as a hub, wirelessly transmitting CD-quality audio to any number of RoomGroove Music Centers (pictured here). These $349 iPod docks can play your choice of two sources emanating from the CS-700. More »
software
Adobe Photoshop CS3 Beta Available December 15
We don't usually care about software releases, but Adobe's Photoshop seems to be one of the major software releases holding back Intel Mac sales because there hasn't been a Universal Binary version. And laptops/PCs are something we do care about. More »
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