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Link via PC Pro Microsoft’s Exchange may be the “you won’t be fired for buying it” choice for SMEs, but there are number of mail server choices available. With this release, Kerio MailServer becomes our favoured option, with numerous advantages over both Exchange and rivals like Gordano. We’re impressed by Kerio’s ability to support a […] Link via PC Magazine Overall, I’d say that Microsoft Student 2008 is very helpful to students across all the grades it targets (late middle school through high school). It has some quirks, but not many, and it offers plenty of varied articles, lots of links, and tons of examples. It’s well worth the price, and […] Link via PC Authority Easy to use and great value for digital imaging enthusiasts The Bamboo Fun is Wacom’s attempt at a consumer graphics tablet, with half the sensitivity and resolution of its high-end Intuos range, but many of its qualities. Aimed at the entry-level user, with a matching price, it’s designed for everyday use. […] Link via Consumer Electronics Net First introduced for Nikon in developing its Capture NX editing software Nik now offers to all users of Adobe Photoshop and compatible editors the power of their U-Point technology. What is special about U-Point technology? Imagine doing away almost completely with ever having to deal with intricate selecting of an […] Adobe Creative Suite a sweet deal The version of CS3 that I tested is Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design Premium, which consists of InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, Dreamweaver, Acrobat 8 and Bridge. Impressive about Creative Suite is that it’s “Universal binary,” which means the programs contained in the suite will fly on the new […] GameDev.net – Product Review – Adobe Premiere Pro CS3, Encore CS3, and SoundBooth CS3 For all the video included in a game, whether it be cut scenes, the game introduction, or even marketing materials, you’ll need a video editing package. Adobe’s Premiere Pro CS3 is an awesome editing package and if you’ve purchased Photoshop […] MacTech – How do Boot Camp, Parallels Desktop, and VMware Fusion stack up? This article from MacTech magazine provides comprehensive benchmarks on the various ways a person with an Intel Mac can run Windows on their machine: Boot Camp, VMware Fusion and Parallels are all very good, each in their own way. You […] Electronista | Review: Wacom Bamboo and Bamboo Fun If you’re wondering whether the Bamboo products are worth the price tag, I can say with absolutely with confidence. The Bamboo is 7.88″ W x 7.36″ D x 0.3″ H and is $79, with no software included. The Bamboo Fun comes in two sizes, small and […] The Other Office: Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac Review Ultimately Microsoft could have just done the bare minimum to clean up Office 2004 so that it could be compiled as a universal binary and then sold it as a full price upgrade, and make a tidy sum of money in the process just from […] 5 Reasons every designer should own a Wacom Cintiq Tablet Recently I purchased at Wacom Cintiq LCD Pen Table (12WX). I have broken my review down into 5 points, but basically I think the Cintiq is the best thing since sliced bread. I must tell you that I am in no way affiliated with Wacom, […] |
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