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Sonnet announces Tempo-X eSATA 8
Sonnet announces Tempo-X eSATA 8
03/17/2005 03:06 AMSonnet Technologies today announced the Tempo-X eSATA 8, a Serial ATA
(SATA) host controller with eight external ports for Power Macintosh
computers, and the latest addition to the Sonnet Tempo line of
products...
New: Tempo-X eSATA 4+4
New: Tempo-X eSATA 4+4
04/15/2005 09:38 AMSonnet's Tempo-X eSATA 4+4 is an 8-port Serial ATA PCI-X host
controller with four internal SATA ports and four external eSATA
ports.
Tempo-X eSATA 8 host controller
introduced
Tempo-X eSATA 8 host controller
introduced
03/17/2005 04:03 AMSonnet Technologies on Tuesday introduced the Tempo-X eSATA 8, a PCI-X
host controller card for Power Macs that provides eight external
Serial ATA (eSATA) ports. Each port is independently capable of
working with a compatible external storage system at up to 150MB/sec.
Sonnet expects the card to appeal to users looking for High Definition
(HD) video editing and other solutions where maximum data transfer is
necessary. It works in any PCI-X or PCI slot on a Power Mac G3
blue&white, Power Mac G4 (excluding Cube) and Power Mac G5 system and
requires Mac OS X v10.2 or higher. The Tempo-X eSATA 8 costs
US$299.95.
Sonnet offers Tempo Serial ATA Cable Kit
Sonnet offers Tempo Serial ATA Cable Kit
12/23/2003 08:26 AMSonnet Technologies Inc. on
Tuesday announced its new Tempo Serial ATA Cable Kit. Designed to work
with Sonnet's own Tempo Serial ATA PCI Adapter card or any other SATA
PCI controller card, the kit includes what you need to add a second
Serial ATA drive to your system.
Sonnet announces new Tempo Serial ATA
Cable Kits
Sonnet announces new Tempo Serial ATA
Cable Kits
12/23/2003 06:09 AMSonnet Technologies today announced the new Tempo Serial ATA Cable
Kits, which are designed to be used with the company's Tempo Serial
ATA PCI Adapter cards, as well as nearly any SATA PCI controller
card...
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Peribit ups the tempo of Wan link data
flow
Peribit ups the tempo of Wan link data
flow
04/19/2005 05:58 AMComputer Weekly Apr 19 2005 10:27AM GMT
Online Music Alters Industry Sales Tempo
Online Music Alters Industry Sales Tempo
04/28/2004 10:18 AMThe labels could gain if they persuade people to spend more, but some
worry that 99-cent singles will beat out more-lucrative albums. By Jon
Healey and Jeff Leeds, Los Angeles Times (via MyAppleMenu)
Appreciating the Sonnet
Appreciating the Sonnet
03/19/2003 10:25 PMSome simple forms of poetry are popular and in common use today, like
the haiku and the limerick. But the classic European form--the sonnet,
a fourteen-line poem traditionally written in iambic pentameter and in
various forms--seems to have fallen out of favor. Perhaps this
ignominy is due to the relative complexity and variety of the sonnet
form, although realizing that it is divided up (into an octet and a
sestet, or perhaps three quatrains followed by a doublet), that's
scarcely more than two (or, well, three) limericks! Or perhaps it's
the iambic pentameter (plus or minus one) that throws people off. Or
the rhyme scheme. But since the sonnet evolved with its writers, of
course some liberties can be taken with its form.
New: Sonnet PodFreq
New: Sonnet PodFreq
04/27/2004 10:16 AMSonnet Technologies announced the PodFreq, a portable FM transmitter
that enables playing new iPods (with dock connectors) through FM
radios.
New: Sonnet Fusion 400
New: Sonnet Fusion 400
06/17/2005 05:30 PMSonnet Technologies introduced the Fusion 400, a four-bay Serial ATA
desktop drive enclosure with hot-swap drive trays.
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Sonnet, FastMac cut prices
Sonnet, FastMac cut prices
04/01/2005 03:09 PMSonnet Technologies has reduced pricing by up to US$50 on several G3
and G4 processor upgrade cards and PCI adapter cards for various
PowerBooks and Power Macs...
Sonnet brings 802.11g to PCI Macs
Sonnet brings 802.11g to PCI Macs
11/19/2003 02:07 PMSonnet Technologies has announced
the Aria extreme PCI, an 802.11g wireless networking card for any
Macintosh computer running at least Mac OS X 10.2.6 and Airport driver
3.1. Sonnet also claims support for the card on discontinued Mac
models and clones, including models from Power Computing, Mactell,
Daystar and Umax. Windows drivers are available for the card as well.
Sonnet intros new Allegro USB 2.0 PCI
card
Sonnet intros new Allegro USB 2.0 PCI
card
08/04/2004 08:21 AMSonnet Technologies has released its
latest
Allegro PCI adapter card, which adds USB 2.0 connectivity to any
Mac with an open PCI slot. It features five USB 2.0 ports, four
external and one internal. The US$29.95 card requires Mac OS X v10.2.8
or higher and is compatible with all Power Mac G3, G4 and G5
computers, except the G4 Cube.
Sonnet offers G4/800, 1GHz upgrades for
G3s, PCI G4
Sonnet offers G4/800, 1GHz upgrades for
G3s, PCI G4
01/23/2004 02:21 PMMac upgrade maker
Sonnet
Technologies Inc. on Friday announced that it is shipping its
Encore/ZIF G4 800MHz and 1GHz upgrades. The CPU upgrades replace the
chips inside Beige Power Mac G3s, Blue & White G3s, and PCI-based
Power Mac G4s (sometimes known by their internal Apple code name,
"Yikes."
Sonnet announces Sonata SD PCI graphics
card
Sonnet announces Sonata SD PCI graphics
card
05/28/2004 12:25 AMSonnet Technologies has announced the new Sonata SD PCI graphics
card...
Sonnet announces Japanese online store
Sonnet announces Japanese online store
12/18/2003 05:41 AMSonnet Technologies today announced the new Sonnet Online Store for
the Japanese market...
Sonnet announces Allegro USB 2.0 PCI
adapter card
Sonnet announces Allegro USB 2.0 PCI
adapter card
08/03/2004 07:33 PMSonnet Technologies today announced the Allegro USB 2.0 PCI adapter
card...
Sonnet announces upgrade price
reductions
Sonnet announces upgrade price
reductions
06/01/2004 05:54 AMSonnet Technologies today announced price reductions on eight of its
top-selling CPU upgrades for Beige G3, Blue & White, and most G4
Macintosh models...
A National Sonnet for Neruda (Los
Angeles Times)
A National Sonnet for Neruda (Los
Angeles Times)
06/17/2004 05:08 AMLos Angeles Times - ISLA NEGRA, Chile — Famous for his love of
the sea, Nobel-winning poet Pablo Neruda wrote in his landmark book
"Canto General" that he wanted to rest for eternity next to his stone
and wood cottages in this hamlet on the Pacific.
Sonnet announces Aria Extreme 802.11g
PCI card
Sonnet announces Aria Extreme 802.11g
PCI card
11/19/2003 01:02 PMSonnet Technologies today announced the Aria Extreme PCI, a PCI card
that provides 802.11g wireless networking (54Mbps) for Power Macs and
other machines with an available PCI slot...
Sonnet offers 'Make Your Old Mac Smile'
rebates
Sonnet offers 'Make Your Old Mac Smile'
rebates
05/10/2004 01:21 PMSonnet Technologies has announced a series of rebates dubbed
"Make Your
Old Mac Smile." Between May 10 and June 30, you can receive
rebates ranging from US$5 to $25, with a maximum of $205, on certain
Sonnet peripherals and processor upgrades when purchased on the same
invoice as a new Macintosh computer. Eligible peripherals include the
Aria extreme wireless networking card, the PCI card-based Tempo hard
drive and others. Among the covered processor upgrades are the
Crescendo G4/PCI G4 700MHz and 800MHz and several entries in the
Encore/ST and Encore/ZIF product lines. Rebates must be postmarked by
July 15. You can find the rebate redemption form on the Sonnet Web
site.
Sonnet offers 'Make Your Old Mac Smile'
promo
Sonnet offers 'Make Your Old Mac Smile'
promo
05/10/2004 11:52 AMSonnet Technologies is currently offering a "Make Your Old Mac Smile"
rebate promotion on various Sonnet peripherals and upgrades when
purchased with one or more new Macs between May 10 and June 30,
2004...
Sonnet offers Sonata SD PCI graphics
card
Sonnet offers Sonata SD PCI graphics
card
05/28/2004 09:30 AMMac upgrade maker Sonnet Technologies Inc. on Friday introduced
Sonata SD,
a PCI-based graphics card equipped with 16MB of VRAM and VGA and Apple
RGB (15-pin) video output interfaces. The company said the card is
compatible with any Macs with PCI slots and "almost every" analog
monitor. It works with Mac OS X 10.1.5 higher, as well as Mac OS 7.5.3
- 9.2.2 -- users of those older operating systems also gain a "Screen
Doubler" virtual desktop capability. Sonnet plans to ship Sonata SD in
early June for US$99.95.
Sonnet announces PodFreq, iPod FM
transmitter
Sonnet announces PodFreq, iPod FM
transmitter
04/26/2004 11:42 AMMac upgrade peripheral maker Sonnet Technologies Inc. on Monday
announced PodFreq, an FM transmitter that enables Dock
Connector-equipped iPods (excluding iPod minis) to play through car
radios, home stereos or other devices equipped with FM receivers. The
PodFreq will begin shipping in May for US$99.95.
Sonnet announces Fusion 400 drive
enclosure
Sonnet announces Fusion 400 drive
enclosure
06/17/2005 03:00 PMSonnet Technologies today announced the Fusion 400, a new line of
Serial ATA (SATA) desktop drive enclosures...
Sonnet intros PodFreq FM transmitter for
iPod
Sonnet intros PodFreq FM transmitter for
iPod
04/26/2004 11:39 AMSonnet Technologies today announced PodFreq, an FM transmitter for
third generation iPods (with dock connectors) designed to let you
listen to your music through a FM car stereo, home sound system
receiver, or any portable FM radio device...
Reviewed: Sonnet PodFreq FM Transmitter
for iPod
Reviewed: Sonnet PodFreq FM Transmitter
for iPod
03/22/2005 05:05 PMAbout a month ago, we had
a
question posted to our Forums looking for FM transmitter
recommendations. One forum member suggested looking into the
Sonnet PodFreq. We took
on that challenge and test drove the PodFreq and now you can
read
the results in our review.
News: Sonnet updates SATA host
controllers
News: Sonnet updates SATA host
controllers
04/14/2005 10:27 AMSonnet Technologies Inc. on Thursday announced updates to its Tempo-X
Serial ATA (SATA) host controllers for the Macintosh. The company has
added hot-swap functionality to the controllers, and has also
announced a new model: The Tempo-X SATA 4+4.
Sonnet intros dual 1.3GHz G4 processor
upgrade
Sonnet intros dual 1.3GHz G4 processor
upgrade
05/03/2004 12:26 PMSonnet Technologies today announced the Encore/ST G4 Duet 1.3GHz, a
dual processor upgrade for most "Sawtooth" G4 Power Macs, including
AGP Graphics, Gigabit Ethernet, Digital Audio and QuickSilver (2001
and 2002) machines...
Sonnet ships Encore/ZIF G4 800MHz,
1.0GHz upgrades
Sonnet ships Encore/ZIF G4 800MHz,
1.0GHz upgrades
01/23/2004 01:32 AMSonnet Technologies is now shipping its Encore/ZIF G4 800MHz and
1.0GHz processor upgrades compatible with the G3 "Blue & White" and G4
"PCI Graphics" Power Macs...
Sonnet ships Presto Gigabit Ethernet
card
Sonnet ships Presto Gigabit Ethernet
card
11/12/2003 02:56 PMSonnet Technologies said it is now shipping the Presto Gigabit
Ethernet 10/100/1000 Ethernet PCI Adapter Card...
Sonnet offers Presto Gigabit Ethernet
card
Sonnet offers Presto Gigabit Ethernet
card
11/12/2003 02:54 PMIf you're looking to help your older Mac stay on pace with the fastest
Ethernet interfaces you can get in the fastest Macs these days,
Sonnet Technologies Inc. on
Wednesday announced that it's shipping its Presto Gigabit Ethernet
card.
News: Sonnet offers price drops on
select CPU upgrades
News: Sonnet offers price drops on
select CPU upgrades
04/01/2005 02:29 PMSonnet Technologies Inc. on Friday cut prices of its CPU upgrade cards
for various Mac models by US$20 to $50. The upgrade cards can be used
in certain PowerBook and Power Mac models.
Sonnet Announces Fusion 400, Compact
4-Bay Serial ATA Hot-Swap Drive
Enclosure
Sonnet Announces Fusion 400, Compact
4-Bay Serial ATA Hot-Swap Drive
Enclosure
06/17/2005 04:40 PMSonnet Technologies has announced the Fusion 400, the first in a new
line of Serial ATA (SATA) desktop drive enclosures. Fusion 400's small
footprint, powerful built-in universal power supply, and...
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Fun with Flickr
Fun with Flickr
09/01/2004 08:42 PMAt the O'Reilly Emerging Technologies conference earlier this year I
was lucky enough to get a demo of
Flickr, the photo-sharing software
and service from
Ludicorp. (The
company's president, Stewart Butterfield, is married to
Caterina Fake, who did great
design work here at Salon several years ago.) At the time I thought
it was a neat little photo-sharing tool, but it seemed a little heavy
on the Flash, which sometimes makes my head ache, and life got busy
and I never got around to exploring it further. Since then Flickr has
won much acclaim, and when I needed to figure out a simple way to
share photos from a recent family trip, I thought I'd give it another
spin last night. Turns out it has evolved beautifully since my
introduction to it, and I ended up playing with it for hours, so let
me now belatedly add my enthusiasm to the chorus.
It's an exquisitely well designed Web application, certainly one of
the best I've ever seen, full of smart interface choices and nice
little finishing touches that let you know that the developers who've
built it are also heavy users of their own handiwork.
Tiny example: I noticed Flickr was dating the photos based on the
date I uploaded them, so I went in to change a bunch of dates to
reflect when the photos were taken. The page contained this helpful
message: "The date posted is the date & time you physically published
your photo on Flickr, not the date the photo was taken. We are
currently storing the date that your photo was taken in the database,
so rest assured you won't need to modify every photo later... There
will soon be a way to sort your photos based on the date the photo was
taken. Stay tuned!" So I didn't waste my time. That's what I call a
considerate piece of software. And along the way you learn that
Flickr is respectfully storing each photo's metadata (date, type of
camera used, all that EXIF stuff
that you almost never need to look at, except when you do).
It's easy to get started with Flickr, and then when you want to
push it and do more with it, it leads you gently into its depths. It
has a whole layer of social software -- profiles, groups, and so forth
-- but since its primary function is photo sharing, that social
software actually has a raison d'etre, so you don't just sit there (as
with so many other ventures in this area) and wonder "Now that we're
here and we know each other's hobbies and marital status, what exactly
do we do?"
I am generally distrustful of using Web applications as anything
more than conveniences for away-from-home access. I want my data close
at hand, and most Web interfaces are still too clunky to allow for
fast and complex organizing of serious quantities of stuff. But I'm
seriously thinking about making Flickr my photo home base -- it's that
good. And if Flickr's speedy evolution in a mere six months is any
indication, the thing is going to improve -- and grow -- at an intense
rate.
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