The Evolving PC Audio Landscape

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The Evolving Memory Landscape

The Evolving Memory Landscape 07/19/2004 04:31 PM
PC makers are starting to push DDR2 as a replacement for today's DDR memory. Meanwhile, Rambus dreams of an XDR world, while quad data rate seems to have vanished. We try to make sense of the changes in PC memory.

The Evolving 3D Graphics Landscape

The Evolving 3D Graphics Landscape 07/26/2004 12:23 AM
Graphics cards have more of an impact on overall performance than ever before, but the vast array of choices can be confusing. We help you sort through the mess and decide how much video muscle you really need.

IE is evolving, but is it enough?

IE is evolving, but is it enough? 08/10/2004 03:49 PM
Internet Explorer is getting its first update in two years. Many want more, but Microsoft still says no new browser until Longhorn.

Changing the landscape

Changing the landscape 06/19/2004 02:49 AM
USA Today Jun 19 2004 6:12AM GMT

MahJongg Landscape

MahJongg Landscape 04/29/2004 12:30 AM

Consolidation Changes ERP Landscape

Consolidation Changes ERP Landscape 08/02/2004 06:47 AM
The takeover battle between Oracle and PeopleSoft is only one indication of a shifting industry that has companies seeking to provide a complete IT stack.

The Internet at 35: Still Evolving

The Internet at 35: Still Evolving 09/05/2004 07:59 AM
The Internet at 35: Still Evolving
http://snipurl.com/8qfg

Thirty-five years after computer scientists at UCLA linked two bulky computers using a 15-foot gray cable, testing a new way to exchange data over networks, what would ultimately become the Internet remains a work in progress. University researchers are experimenting with ways to increase its capacity and speed. Programmers are trying to imbue Web pages with intelligence. And work is underway to re-engineer the network to reduce spam and security troubles. All the while threats loom: Critics warn that commercial, legal and political pressures could hinder the types of innovations that made the Internet what it is today. Stephen Crocker and Vinton Cerf were among the graduate students who joined UCLA professor Len Kleinrock in an engineering lab on September 2, 1969, as bits of meaningless test data flowed silently between the two computers. By January, three other "nodes" joined the fledgling network.

The ever evolving conversation

The ever evolving conversation 03/26/2005 04:33 PM

For about three years now - I'm been hemming and hawing and giving people a hard time and (apparently) acting belligerent - about Open Identities.

About the notion of open DNS-like indices of people. And what we could do with them. You see I spent much of teh 90's desinging systems that relied uypon a theoretical notion - that noadasys is called social software and social networking. And at the core of that - is digital identity.

So as the world has caught up with my ideas, it's becoming more and more important that we DO IT RIGHT!

Now Tribe is calling that the PeopleWeb, Microsoft has a [can't talk about it but will soon] platform and Dick Hardt and his Sxip Networks is rolling out.

Along the way the Identity Commons has launched their i-Names effort and PingID continues to lead in the open source Liberty Alliance (and other enterprise protocols) space.

So Doc cautions us and says "we're barely srarted."

No shit - Sherlock.

But like I said - it's all happening. I just wish Dave Winer were part of the conversation - too.

The Post-PeopleSoft Landscape

The Post-PeopleSoft Landscape 06/05/2005 10:57 PM
CIO Jun 2 2005 9:14PM GMT

CNN.com - The Internet at 35: Still
evolving - Aug 29, 2004

CNN.com - The Internet at 35: Still
evolving - Aug 29, 2004 08/30/2004 10:12 AM

Evolving the Social Network

Evolving the Social Network 11/13/2003 05:17 PM
arantius writes "An article on BottomQuark points to a new development: Here's a story about a new start-up Huminity, referred to as the technology of the ...

Search engine landscape

Search engine landscape 03/13/2003 10:25 AM
The image above shows what the US search landscape looks like after recent consolidation. It is based upon a...

Changing media landscape

Changing media landscape 04/09/2004 03:54 PM

Here's a perfect example of how and why personal blogs will change the media landscape of the future:

Mark Cuban has a weblog.

You see, before Mark Cuban had a weblog, he had enjoyed being a media whore, and he had to be to get the press coverage he adores. He had to create attention in the media to get his message out. He no longer has to do that but he still can because of who he is. He's already publishing corrections to stories written about him, and pointing out bad writers (in his opinion).

I'd argue that before Mark started his blog, blogs were still relatively small in the world of readership on the web, but... by starting a blog, Mark will introduce the concept to millions of sports fans in a casual manner. Basketball followers will, in droves, be able to follow Mark's own words without the filter of journalists...

Pretty damn powerful, in my opinion.

Mark Cuban may just be the guy that changes the face of blog publishing. I know I'll read his weblog, just because I like to keep up with weblogs, but I also know that my brother will read it, just because he likes to keep up with the Mavs...

How long does anyone wanna say it'll take the major sports news organizations out there to start their own blogs for their writers? How long until we see some more major business people blogging for the PR value of it alone? [via Scoble and links via A Penny For...]

Reshaping the telecom landscape

Reshaping the telecom landscape 04/06/2005 05:38 AM
The next two years will be painful. But once the digestion is completed, we can expect serious competition to ensue and more emphasis on innovation.

Evolving Security Markets

Evolving Security Markets 08/16/2004 11:37 PM
NetsEdge produces a great newsletter (get a blog, please) on the markets of networking. John Katsaros and Peter Christy's latest issue provides a case on how markets evolve and their Latest Bubble: Vulnerability Management. Network based security is an interesting...

The Changing Threat Landscape

The Changing Threat Landscape 07/15/2004 03:15 PM

Indian GDM changes the IT services
landscape

Indian GDM changes the IT services
landscape 09/24/2004 09:16 AM
Express Computer India Sep 24 2004 1:39PM GMT

Evolving Lego Mindstorms

Evolving Lego Mindstorms 03/28/2005 01:28 PM

Landscape Viewing on the PocketPC

Landscape Viewing on the PocketPC 06/10/2004 09:28 AM

Is SEO evolving into full Project
Management?

Is SEO evolving into full Project
Management? 06/07/2002 07:44 AM
"It takes a great project manager or developer and when folks ask where SEO is going I think thats the direction were moving in. A well optimized site is a well planned and developed site."

Political Blogs and the Election
Landscape

Political Blogs and the Election
Landscape 05/31/2004 03:34 PM

The American Journalism Review has a long, nuanced article this month about political blogging and its influence in the current campaign season, both on politicians and journalists.

Landscape rich in innovation for '03
software

Landscape rich in innovation for '03
software 01/20/2003 04:24 AM
I've bemoaned the lack of a Google for a person's hard drive. Scopeware, developed by Yale professor David Gelernter, may fill the bill. ...

UK's historic landscape 'at risk'

UK's historic landscape 'at risk' 08/06/2004 06:27 PM
Millions of holidaymakers will abandon Britain unless historic features of the landscape are protected, a report says.

Technorati and the evolving corporate
conversation

Technorati and the evolving corporate
conversation 03/14/2005 04:23 PM

Update 3/9/05 @ 9:16 AM: Dave Sifry, CEO of Technorati, has a nice writeup of the situation from Technorati's perspective. Not only are they not censoring their employees' weblogs, they are sticking by an employee (and a relatively new one at that) who did something foolish when they could have just pulled the plug on him. I especially liked the point about the speed at which the situation was handled...people these days want instant results (it's easy to see how weblogs tie into this), but things don't always work that way. Note to self: slow down sometimes, will ya?

Update 3/8/05 @ 9:11 AM: Niall has posted an apology on his site with a little more information on what happened. Here's his most recent take on Technorati's policy:

It is for this reason it is recommended that Technorati employees seek the opinion of a coworker if they are unsure of how a post might be interpreted by others, to lend a fresh pair of eyes and an experienced mind to your intended message.

Read the whole thing...I don't think Technorati's position on this is unfair at all. It's a tough issue and it's going to be messy at times (as we saw with Mark Jen's situation at Google). Companies in the past have typically been very top down with everything, including the "message", emanating from upper management. As companies have become more open, they've relied on their employees "drinking the Kool-Aid" to ensure a uniform message to the outside world. But lately, customers have been wanting something more authentic and some companies, particularly in the blogging space, are attempting to provide it. And they're probably gonna get a little bloodied for it in the short term. Is it even possible for a company to participate in a conversation in the marketplace with multiple opinions represented, some of which may even be in direct opposition with each other? How will customers react to a company disagreeing with itself in public? (Answer: probably not very well in the short term.)

Note: I modified the title of the post to something more accurate and less inflammatory given the situation as it currently stands.

Original post

On Saturday, Niall Kennedy posted some Photoshopped "propaganda posters from the 1940s to express how corporations would like to control what their employees say on a weblog, at a bar, or even to their families". At some point after that, he took the post down after Technorati (his employer) complained about it and replaced it with the following:

Technorati would rather I did not express an opinion on issues such as corporate blogging policies that are affecting the world of weblogs. This post has been overwritten and my artwork posted to Flickr is now marked as private and available only to Flickr contacts marked as friends.

Yes, I was threatened with "serious consequences" for not seeking corporate approval for a weblog posting relating to an industry issue. Tomorrow will undoubtedly bring many conversations about if employees are allowed to have their own voice and write weblog entries without passing through an executive mouthpiece first.

It should be interesting. A blogging company applying strong filters to employee weblogs about public issues that affect the community.

If my original post is not up for a while, you will know how things turned out. I love the industry and writing about weblogs, technology, and search and hope to continue to share my personal point of view in the future.

The original post is back up on Niall's site (update: looks like the post is down again) with the following disclaimer:

The commentary expressed on this weblog is my point of view and may not necessarily represent the point of view of Technorati.

On a post about this on Buzzhit, Niall explains what happened (italics mine):

Technorati executives are concerned about how employee weblogs expressing opinions may be interpreted as an official Technorati position. All Technorati employees have been asked to review weblog posts with staff members before posting. I reinstated my original post this morning and I am ready to willing to hear the community's response to my individual voice. I hope to continue to share my passion for the industry through my weblog without editorial oversight.

For a company that relies on aggregating content by scraping full posts from almost 8 million blogs, vetting their employees' personal writing seems like a curious (not to mention ironic and hypocritical) position for Technorati to take. Aside from this specific incident, I've noticed that blogs written by people who go to work in the blogging industry usually get updated less, are less about blogging than they were before as well, and are also less critical of blogging. If everyone who's really into blogging gets snatched up by blogging companies and eventually clam up, I don't see that as a positive thing for the industry as a whole.

Consolidation Changes ERP Landscape
(Ziff Davis)

Consolidation Changes ERP Landscape
(Ziff Davis) 08/02/2004 06:49 AM
Ziff Davis - The takeover battle between Oracle and PeopleSoft is only one indication of a shifting industry that has companies seeking to provide a complete IT stack.

Surveying the Open Source Landscape

Surveying the Open Source Landscape 05/05/2004 06:18 PM
It is easy to see the impact that open source software has had on the developer community. A Google search for "open source" turns up over nineteen million results. That's more than a similar search for "Oracle", and nearly one-fifth as many as for "Microsoft", the king of proprietary software. This article will describe what open-source software is, and examine a few of the products that are out there on the open-source landscape. eBCVG

The Benefits Of HIToolbox: The Evolving
Widget Set

The Benefits Of HIToolbox: The Evolving
Widget Set 06/22/2004 06:45 PM
By Apple (via MyAppleMenu)

Cassini Reports on an Evolving Saturn

Cassini Reports on an Evolving Saturn 12/22/2004 01:54 AM

PR, Blogs and the Evolving Media World

PR, Blogs and the Evolving Media World 07/12/2004 03:50 PM
An online event called Global PR Blog Week is under way. They've posted an interview today with Jay Rosen, who (blush) has kind words for my book. I'm busy answering questions for an interview they'll post later in the week.

Sound Audio Systems Announces Huge Sale
on Selected Professional Audio Products

Sound Audio Systems Announces Huge Sale
on Selected Professional Audio Products 03/14/2005 05:26 PM
Sound Audio Systems announced today that the company will have a huge sale on selected items. [PRWEB Mar 1, 2005]

Eric Bonabeau's Evolving the Bad Guy
ETCON talk

Eric Bonabeau's Evolving the Bad Guy
ETCON talk 02/10/2004 04:10 PM
Here're my running notes from Er ic Bonabeau's Evolving the Bad Guy at the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference in San Diego.

Bad guys co-evolve with your defenses -- tax code, software and NBA rules all need to constantly evolve, as does Google

Evolutionary computation: represent individuals as genetic strings, i.e. 110100101

Test individuals for fitness -- how good they are at finding and exploiting loopholes

Mutate and crossover to get individuals who are better and better at solving your problem -- at finding loopholes.

In 2002, Sussex researchers tried to design an osscilator using evolutionary computation, but found it ended up weird because of unintentional RFI emission from a nearby PC

Link

The Home Computer is evolving into hub
for multimedia experiences

The Home Computer is evolving into hub
for multimedia experiences 07/25/2004 02:34 AM
A recent study by Parks Associates of more than 4,000 U.S. Internet households reveals that people with platforms such as Microsoft’s Windows® XP Media Center Edition are redefining the PC’s role through applications such as photo editing and video recording. In the survey, both current owners and likely buyers of Media Center Edition home computers reported significant differences compared with the entire U.S. Internet population in terms of their use of and interest in applications such as listening to digital music, creating custom CDs and DVDs, editing photos, and recording and viewing television and movies. [PRWEB Jul 25, 2004]

Advertising creeps into video game
landscape

Advertising creeps into video game
landscape 04/11/2005 11:38 PM
SiliconValley.com Apr 12 2005 4:12AM GMT

Security landscape shifts as
technologies combine

Security landscape shifts as
technologies combine 08/30/2004 01:55 PM

Elemental Audio offers Neodynium audio
compressor

Elemental Audio offers Neodynium audio
compressor 09/14/2004 07:23 AM
Elemental Audio Systems on Tuesday introduced Neo dynium, a plug-in for RTAS, Audio Unit and VST-compatible audio software designed for compression and dynamics processing. It uses an "I/O Map" visual interface that helps audio pros optimize and direct their efforts, rather than relying on more common transfer curves and displays. Neodynium costs US$159 (and is available for $139 for a limited time). It works with Digidesign Pro Tools, Emagic Logic and other software. System requirements call for a G3 or faster with Mac OS X v10.2 or newer and a compatible host application.

Top 10 Tech Stories Reveal Fast-Changing
Landscape

Top 10 Tech Stories Reveal Fast-Changing
Landscape 12/31/2003 09:41 PM
Investors Business Daily Dec 31 2003 8:16PM ET

Cell Phones Alter National Park
Landscape (AP)

Cell Phones Alter National Park
Landscape (AP) 04/12/2004 02:14 PM
AP - When Sean Morrissey scaled California's 14,491-foot Mount Whitney for the first time a few years ago, he couldn't wait to take in the view. A woman who made the climb at the same time couldn't wait to dial her cell phone.

Landscape Themes for Window Maker 0.9
(Minidock branch)

Landscape Themes for Window Maker 0.9
(Minidock branch) 03/31/2005 07:54 PM
Landscape Themes for Window Maker is a collection of places from the author's childhood, 30 years later. Changing and unchanging things were connected with recollections, and a series of artworks was created.

VERY GOOD NEWS. Let linux emerge
victorious evolving in the long run

VERY GOOD NEWS. Let linux emerge
victorious evolving in the long run 09/19/2004 05:55 PM
TechTree Sep 19 2004 8:48PM GMT
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Replace the M-Audio Transit USB
soundcard's drivers

Replace the M-Audio Transit USB
soundcard's drivers 05/18/2004 10:37 AM
I have an M-Audio Transit USB sound card. This is good card; the sound is very decent and price is very good, too ($70). And M-Audio claims full support for Mac OS X. Also, there are some raving reviews around and so on, ...

M-Audio Black Box connects guitar to Mac

M-Audio Black Box connects guitar to Mac 03/24/2005 11:31 AM
Avid Technology Inc. subsidiary M-Audio has introduced the Black Box, a new device for guitarists that combines amp modeling, beat-synced effects, guitar and mic preamps and drum tracks with an audio interface designed for recording on a Mac or a PC. Co-developed by M-Audio and Roger Linn Design, the Black Box can be used standalone or as a plug-in hosted by popular music software -- Black Box's software supports Core Audio and ASIO. It's compatible with Mac OS X v10.3.7 or higher and requires a G3/500MHz or faster, 512MB RAM and USB. It ships this month for US$329.95.

Update: Universal Audio TDM Plug-Ins 1.2

Update: Universal Audio TDM Plug-Ins 1.2 06/23/2004 11:01 AM
Universal Audio's plug-in pack for Digidesign Pro Tools adds full support for Pro Tools 6.4 and the Accel DSP card, along with support for D-Control and resolution of a bypass issue with Logic Audio.

iZotope pro audio plug-ins OS X bound

iZotope pro audio plug-ins OS X bound 05/04/2004 07:56 AM
Cambridge, Mass.-based developer iZotope has announced that its line of professional audio plug-ins will receive support for Mac OS X in the third quarter. The plug-ins include the mastering processor Ozone (US$299), the vinyl record simulator Vinyl (free), the "rack of distortion" known as Trash ($199) and the spectral processor Spectron ($99). They will be available in Pro Tools, MAS, Audio Unit and VST formats.

New: Levelground Media audio plug-ins

New: Levelground Media audio plug-ins 06/24/2004 11:24 AM
Levelrgound Media released three digital audio processing plug-ins that provide "configurable equalization including 'crunch'" with CrunchEQ, "tunable vintage style 'coloration'" with Vintasion, and "fattening" of thin tracks or mixes with Fattenizer.

Levelground offers new Audio Unit
plug-ins

Levelground offers new Audio Unit
plug-ins 06/22/2004 09:26 AM
Audio software maker Levelground Media has released updates to its Vintasion and Fattenizer, and has introduced a new plug-in, CrunchEQ. All three plug-ins support Mac OS X's Core Audio architecture and operate as Audio Units, compatible with any Audio Unit-compatible software host environments.

SFX Machine RT 1.05, Audio Multi-effects
Plug-in

SFX Machine RT 1.05, Audio Multi-effects
Plug-in 06/05/2005 11:48 PM

The Sound Guy, Inc., has announced the release of SFX Machine RT 1.05,
an audio multi-effects plug-in for Mac and Windows.

Izotope to make audio plug-ins OS X
compatible

Izotope to make audio plug-ins OS X
compatible 05/01/2004 08:15 PM
Izotope, a company that specializes in digital media technology, has announced plans to add Mac OS X support to its entire line of professional audio plug-ins...

Forget The Electric Guitar, It's Time To
Go For The Digital Guitar

Forget The Electric Guitar, It's Time To
Go For The Digital Guitar 02/18/2004 01:19 PM
Growing up, I always thought the coolest thing my father owned was a beautiful Les Paul Gibson electric guitar. The famous electric guitars really haven't change all that much over the years since they were introduced, but they're finally catching up to the digital age. Gibson is getting ready to start selling a digital version of the guitar. It looks and plays like a regular Les Paul, but the sound is sent out digitally, making it easier to manipulate. Instead of regular audio cables, you'll plug in an ethernet cable (no WiFi?). Of course, some traditionalists are upset, and others point out that people will need all new equipment to use such a digital guitar. Among the features of the guitar will be the ability to upgrade the guitar as the digital offering improves. My first thought on reading this, though, was how soon it would be before someone hacks their guitar. We no longer need amplifiers that can go to 11, because we'll just be able to overclock our guitars.

Review: More Photoshop plug-ins

Review: More Photoshop plug-ins 04/08/2005 11:59 AM
Mister Retro’s Machine Wash Image Filters can make your image or logo look as if it were printed on a variety of different surfaces, and it can also add just the right touch of decrepit aging.

M-Audio Revolution 7.1 Soundcard Review
at 3DX

M-Audio Revolution 7.1 Soundcard Review
at 3DX 05/07/2004 03:09 PM

iRock 730i Digital Audio Player Review

iRock 730i Digital Audio Player Review 11/14/2003 08:05 AM

Bluetake HI-PHONO BT460EX Bluetooth
Hi-Fi Audio Station Kit Review

Bluetake HI-PHONO BT460EX Bluetooth
Hi-Fi Audio Station Kit Review 08/30/2004 04:01 PM

Review: Bluetake Hi-PHONO Bluetooth
Audio Station Kit BT460 EX

Review: Bluetake Hi-PHONO Bluetooth
Audio Station Kit BT460 EX 09/23/2004 11:32 AM
Overclockers Club Sep 23 2004 3:57PM GMT

Review: BlueTake Hi-PHONO BT460EX
Bluetooth Hi-Fi Audio Station Kit

Review: BlueTake Hi-PHONO BT460EX
Bluetooth Hi-Fi Audio Station Kit 09/20/2004 09:04 AM
Overclockers Club Sep 20 2004 11:55AM GMT

Transit 1.5.8f2

Transit 1.5.8f2 05/27/2004 11:10 PM
The latest driver for M-Audio’s Transit.

Transit of Venus

Transit of Venus 05/30/2004 07:48 AM
Transit of Venus

1) Transit of Venus 2004
http://www.venustransit.ie/

2) The Venus Transit 2004
http://www.vt-2004.org/

3) Transit of Venus
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/sunearthday/2004/index_vthome.htm
4) 2004 and 2012 Transits of Venus
ht tp://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/transit/venus0412.html

5) Transit of Venus, June 8th, 2004
http://didaktik.physik.uni-essen.de/~backhaus/VenusProject.htm

6) Project Venus 2004
http:// eclipse.astroinfo.org/transit/venus/project2004/

7) The Rarest Eclipse: Transit of Venus
http://www.explor atorium.com/venus/index.html

8) The 1882 Transit of Venus: Observations from Wellington, South Africa
http://www.saao .ac.za/~wpk/tov1882/tovwell.html

The Transit of Venus is similar to a solar eclipse, where -- from the perspective on Earth -- Venus passes in front of the Sun. This event does not happen very often. In fact, no one alive today has experienced this phenomenon, which will take place on June 8 and will be visible for most of Europe, Asia, and Africa.

First, the Armagh Planetarium created a great, expansive informational site all about the Transit of Venus (1). Users can find basic facts, observing information, histories of past transits, and much more. Next, the European Southern Observatory presents the VT-2004 project's aim to gain knowledge and encourage public interest in the event (2). Users can observe Venus's progression towards the transit with the daily images from April 17, 2004 to present news updates. Educators can discover transit-related activities and educational materials. The third site, created by NASA, discusses the details of the Sun-Earth Connection Education Forum and San Francisco's Exploratorium's live webcast of the Transit (3). The site supplies enjoyable, educational materials for students, educators, museums, scientists, and amateur astronomers. The next site, also created by NASA, provides an introduction to the Venus Transits that will take place June 2004 and 2012 (4). Visitors can find helpful figures and text about the geographic visibility of the events. The site offers an observer's handbook as well as a discussion about the predictions of the event. Next, Professor Backhaus presents a project where schools, amateur astronomers, and universities will collaborate to gather transit data and learn about observing (5). Users can discover the six parts of the project as well as learn how to participate in the worldwide endeavor. The sixth site also discusses a Venus Transit project (6). Endorsed by the Astronomical Association of Zurich, this project's goals are to process data collected by amateur astronomers by different observation methods, to act as a data exchange center, and to determine the astronomical unit. Next, the Exploratorium furnishes general information about the Transit, its history, how viewers observe it, what it looks like, and why it is an important event (7). Users can find out about the live webcast that will begin on June 7, 2004 from Athens, Greece. Educators can find student activities developed to integrate discussions into the classroom. Lastly, Willie Koorts, an employee at the South African Astronomical Observatory, recounts the observations of scientists in Africa of the last transit of Venus (8). The site contains many historical photographs along with informational diagrams and figures.[From The NSDL Scout Report for the Physical Sciences, Copyright Internet Scout Project 1994-2003. http://scout.wisc.edu/]

Viewing the Transit

Viewing the Transit 06/08/2004 10:27 AM
Speaking of Transit Watching. I found it really interesting to see the collection of AP photos about the transit of Venus today. Apparently the compelling story is not so much the science (planets orbit the sun, got it), but the global spectacle. It's a bit of an anomaly of late, but Venus watching seems to be something the whole world peacefully agrees is a good thing. [View the viewers in Abu Dhabi, Azraq, Bangkok, Beijing, Cairo, Hamburg, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Kuwait, La Linea, Lebanon, London, Madras, Minsk, Nairobi, New Delhi, New York, Pakistan Paris, Potsdam, Pretoria, Rome, St. Petersburg, Sydney, Tehran, and Yokohama ]

Transit Network

Transit Network 11/15/2003 09:54 AM
Progress Report (15.11.03)

Countdown to the transit of Venus

Countdown to the transit of Venus 06/08/2004 01:18 AM
The transit of Venus across the disk of the sun begins in a few hours. If you are not lucky enough to view the transit, the next one will occur in 2012.

Transit of Venus: Your pics

Transit of Venus: Your pics 06/08/2004 04:04 AM
The planet Venus is making a very rare passage across the face of the Sun. If you capture the moment, send us your pictures.

Mass Transit Mess

Mass Transit Mess 05/13/2004 03:33 PM
I've been without a car for a while now and right now I'm in no rush to get another one...

Don't stare at sun during Venus transit

Don't stare at sun during Venus transit 06/05/2004 06:23 PM
NewKerala.com Jun 5 2004 8:54PM GMT

The Venus Transit 2004

The Venus Transit 2004 04/24/2004 09:26 PM

Venus Transit Finished

Venus Transit Finished 06/08/2004 12:05 PM

Guitar Rig 1.1

Guitar Rig 1.1 07/14/2004 03:26 PM
A complete solution for the modern guitarist – on the stage, in the rehearsal space, at home, and in the studio.

New: Guitar Rig

New: Guitar Rig 06/15/2004 10:11 AM
Native Instruments' Guitar Rig combines emulations of classic and modern amplifiers, cabinets, microphones, and effects, with a hardware foot controller that includes a foot pedal and four assignable switches.

Westec InterActive Selects the Voice
Tracker™ Array Microphone for Enhanced
Audio in Retail and Restaurant
Audio/Video Surveillance and Operations
Audit

Westec InterActive Selects the Voice
Tracker™ Array Microphone for Enhanced
Audio in Retail and Restaurant
Audio/Video Surveillance and Operations
Audit 03/17/2005 03:36 AM
Westec InterActive, the leader in interactive remote security monitoring for convenience store, retail, restaurant and other business applications, selected Acoustic Magic’s Voice Tracker™ array microphone to be used for enhanced audio for audio/video monitoring. Enhanced audio is especially important for Operational Audits, enabling clear reception of conversations between employees and customers. [PRWEB Mar 17, 2005]

The Evolving PC Audio Landscape