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muvee Reveal

by Eric on February 18, 2010

muvee Reveal

muvee Reveal is a software program designed to help luddites transform simple home movies into more professional-looking videos.  The software touts the ability to apply professional templates, add music voiceover and captions, and share on YouTube or Facebook with ease.  muvee Reveal also supports HD video for the growing HD crowd of home video cameras. [click to continue…]

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Corel VideoStudio Pro X3

by Eric on January 27, 2010

Corel VideoStudio Pro X3

Corel just announced its VideoStudio Pro X3 software for consumer video editing.  The new software retails for $100 and gives you the basics video editing, and allows you to dip into Blu-ray movie burning for you HDTV.  Corel is bragging about its speedy rendering times, so you won’t have to go eat lunch and take a nap or two while your videos render. Part of the improvements are due to the additional support for multi-core processors and GPU accelaration.  Check availability on Amazon.com.

More details from Corel in the press release below. [click to continue…]

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Backup Now Ez Hardrive Protection

by Joe on January 10, 2010

We all know that hard drive crashers are too common.  Most computer users have experienced or at least know someone that has experienced a crash before.  NTi (NewTech Infosystems) recently stepped out with a new hard drive backup solution that makes backing up precious content a snap.  Backup Now EZ is designed specifically with the PC and beginner user in mind making it a great solution for anyone.

You can fully protect specific folders or the entire hard drive easily and upgrading a hard drive would be a breeze also.  Backup Now EZ is available at www.ntius.com for $49.99.  They have a free trial download as well. [click to continue…]

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Google Chrome OS Round Up

by Eric on November 20, 2009

What is Google Chrome OS? Google explains below.

More on Chrome OS

Install guide for Chrome OS – TechCrunch

With Chrome OS, Google Intends to Destroy the Desktop and Microsoft – Mashable

Everything You Need to Know About Chrome OS – Gizmodo

Why Google Should Cool It With Chrome OS – Wired

How-to: run Chrome OS as a virtual Machine – Engadget

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