X-Rite i1Display Products Unveil Affordability With Uncompromised Color Accuracy To Broader Audience at PMA 07

Press Release: LAS VEGAS, NV – Photo Marketing Association (PMA®) International Trade Show – March 1st, 2007 – X-Rite Incorporated, a global leader and internationally known name in color technology, unveils its dynamic X-Rite i1®Display hardware/software monitor calibration solutions for the growing digital imaging market – including a first-ever look at the latest X-Rite i1Display monitor calibration offering for enthusiasts, X-Rite i1®DisplayLT – at the Photo Marketing Association (PMA®) International Convention Trade Show, March 8 – 11, 2007 in Las Vegas.

From John Nack’s Adobe Blog comes John’s view of the whole “Photoshop on the web thingie” that Adobe announced last week.

John says: “By now you’ve probably seen a whole bunch of stories about how Adobe is planning to put a version of Photoshop online in the next six months or so, based on remarks from CEO Bruce Chizen. Here’s the original CNET story, as well as a distillation of the quotes from Bruce.”

He goes on to say “I view this evolution of Adobe imaging as a logical (and exciting) extension of what we’ve been doing for several years.”

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Press Release: AKVIS LLC announces the release of AKVIS Retoucher plug-in v.2.5 for Windows and Macintosh. New to version 2.5 of this photo restoration plug-in: compatibility with Windows Vista, new installation and activation method on Macintosh. Upgrade for registered users is free.

Source: CNET
Written by Mike Ricciuti and Martin LaMonica

If you need more evidence of the Web shaking up the packaged software business, talk to Bruce Chizen.

The CEO of Adobe Systems oversees a company that successfully harnessed the power of an earlier technology wave-personal computers-for tasks like digital publishing and photography.

Source: ZDNet
Written by Dawn Kawamoto, CNET News.com

Adobe Systems plans to launch Creative Suite 3 later this month, marking the largest software release in the company’s 25-year history.

Source: USA Today
Written by Mike Ricciuti and Martin LaMonica for News.com

Hoping to get a jump on Google and other competitors, Adobe Systems plans to release a hosted version of its popular Photoshop image-editing application within six months, the company’s chief executive said on Tuesday.
The new online service is part of a larger move to introduce ad-supported online services to complement its existing products and broaden the company’s reach into the consumer market, Adobe CEO Bruce Chizen told CNET News.com.