Review – Intuos4 Medium Professional Pen Tablet

When speaking about a pen based digital tablet, do the terms: beauty, symmetry, precision, and functionality seem out of place? When one considers the vast majority of tablets on the market, these terms are indeed out of place. If fact, most of the tablets on the market are the antithesis of the afore mentioned terms. What about the Wacom Intuos4?

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Review – Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3

ave you ever had one of those, ‘game changer moments’ when you sat in front of something and just said out loud or to yourself, ‘Oh My God’? The first time I sat down in front of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 (LR3), was one of those moments for me. There are many ways in which LR3 changes the content management game for photographers of all kinds and skill levels. Read on and discover if the improvements to this third generation of Lightroom are all that, or not.

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Review – Professional UDMA CF Card & UDMA Card Reader

Unlike man, not all CF (Compact Flash) cards and card readers are created equal. Indeed, this is a big deal if you make your living peering through a viewfinder. Lexar prides itself in manufacturing professional level memory products. Read on and discover if the products live up to the hype.

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The Second Coming of iPhone

As a longtime iPhone and Apple customer, I have been a fan of the design choices Apple has made to bring me a mobile phone that intelligently balances hardware, software, and industrial design. I was blown away by the revolution that was the original iPhone. After spending some quality time with the new iPhone 4, I feel like it is, The Second Coming of iPhone.

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Review – InDesign CS5

Ever the redheaded stepchild of the quickly advancing and evolving Creative Suite family of content-creating programs, Adobe InDesign has long been the metaphor for the sail’s pace at which the publishing industry has adapted to and adopted the e-publishing juggernaut.

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FINDING MY RELIGION, DEVICE-AGNOSTICISM


How excited I was to dream of Pages living in the Apple-lined cloud where I could create and edit my documents from anywhere at anytime with those files being served from one location with an ingenious silky-smooth Apple syncing system keeping all of my devices current and up to date. Let’s call it, MobileMe 2.0.

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Review – Navigon’s MobileNavigator


There are many navigation Apps within the iTunes App Store. At their core, they are all designed to pretty much do the same thing, get you from point A to point B. How does MobileNavigator iPhone by Navigon rate at its core purpose in life? Read on and discover if this is the navigation App for you.

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Review – Pro Runner x450 AW


In this iPhone/iPad would of ever shrinking portable devices, there are still those geeks and pro photogs alike who must bring along their 15” MacBook Pros, a couple of camera bodies, and a few lenses. If this describes you, then the Lowepro Pro Runner x450 AW might just be the transportation solution you have been waiting for. We put this product through a number of rigorous real world test. Read on and discover whether this high end roller bag is worth your investment.

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MyMac.com First Look – Adobe InDesign CS5


One wonders if Paul Brainerd imagined the possibilities of his revolutionary program, PageMaker, back in 1985. Almost twenty-five years later, what is arguably the gold standard in page layout, Adobe’s InDesign, has graced the world with its latest incarnation, Adobe InDesign CS5. Always seeking to innovate and push the technological envelope, Adobe has brought a number of new features and technologies to this venerable stalwart of the publishing industry. In this First Look, we bring you a general overview of the new product with an eye towards the full review to follow.

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Review – LogMeIn Ignition for iPhone/iPad


There are a number of VNC solutions on the market. However, with the popularity of the iPhone, iPad, and mobile computing in general, this technology has grown in popularity. LogMeIn Ignition for the iPhone/iPad is a non-browser solution that brings the power of VNC to these widely popular offerings which have fallen from that big fruit tree in Cupertino, CA. Does this App live up to the hype? Can it deliver the proverbial portable computing goods? Read on and find out.

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Review – Abas Leather Cases


When the evaluation units arrived, my first reaction, as I pulled out the packaging holding the iPad cases, was, “if they took this much care with the packaging, the actual products must be very special.”

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iDilemma



Like many others, I was on the fence about the iPad. It seemed to me to be another cool product from the gods of Mount Olympus that I was sure to own one day, but I couldn’t really justify spending the money for a jumbo iPod Touch, or so I thought. And then it hit me…

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ColcaSac MacBook and iPhone Sleeves


In this world gone green, ColcaSac has developed a line of protection products that stand out from the sea of also-rans while at the same time reducing the overall carbon footprint of that discerning Apple lover. Read on to discover my over all impressions of these well made sacs for your precious Apples.

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Lowepro Pro Runner 200 AW – Review


When I first received the 200 AW, my immediate response was to the attractive combination of black and green colored materials used by Lowepro. The use of high quality materials and craftsmanship, from my experience, is a hallmark of a Lowepro product. The 200 AW is no exception.

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Kensington Expert Mouse – Review


As a longtime user of Kensington trackballs, I was excited to try Kensington’s latest addition to this storied product line. The Expert Mouse follows in the pro level footsteps of the critically acclaimed Turbo Mouse. How would this modern version of my all time favorite pointing device compare?

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DIY iPhone Car Mount

With all the new Turn by Turn Apps available, many will need to mount their new iGPS’ in the car. This is a very

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