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  • Multi-purpose Printers: Canon i450 and i470D
    July 25, 2003 – 1:02 PM in Build Your Own
    Canon has launched four new multi-purpose printers. In addition to the i550 and i850 that are still featured in the catalog, Canon stands ready to introduce the i250, i350, i450 and i470D - they are less expensive, faster and simply better, all around. Here is a preview of what awaits you once the summer vacation is over, in September, just in time for back to school.
  • Multi-channel RAID for SATA: 3Ware, Highpoint and Raidcore/Broadcom
    August 31, 2004 – 1:01 PM
    We turn our attention to eight and 12 channel storage after comparing numerous entry level four channel SATA solutions. Our tests reveal what 3Ware, Highpoint and Raidcore/Broadcom have to offer and how they stack up performance and price wise.
  • Multi-Button Jog & Shuttle Control: Contour Design Shuttle Pro 2
    April 27, 2004 – 1:00 PM
    The Shuttle Pro 2, with its 15 programmable buttons and twin jog shuttles, is designed to help you avoid having to move your hands from the mouse to keyboard. But does this controller meet the needs of the video professional?
  • 16 Multi-Function Inkjet Printers
    July 5, 2007 – 8:08 AM in Buyer's Guides
    16 Multi-Function Inkjet Printers We offer a buyer's guide for some of the most-popular MFC inkjet printers from the biggest manufacturers.
  • Digital Multi-Talent: Sony DCR-PC100E
    August 31, 2000 – 1:03 PM
    Test Case: Sony's digital video camera DCR-PC100E. Apart from a connection to the PC via a Firewire interface, this compact camera also offers interesting features such as a night vision mode and a Megapixel sensor for still pictures.
  • Bridging The Flash Format Gap With Multi-Format Readers/ Writers
    October 28, 2002 – 12:00 PM in Build Your Own
    With all of the various formats of flash media floating around, a multi-format flash card reader/writer is becoming a true ace in the hole. We take an in-depth look at a variety of multi-format flash card readers and try to strike a balance between performance and convenience.
  • Low Profile Multi-Display Graphics on the Cheap
    September 29, 2006 – 6:55 AM in Business
    Low Profile Multi-Display Graphics on the Cheap Diamond Multimedia offers MultiView graphics cards for low-profile systems with BizView BV200 for PCI and BV300 for PCIe.
  • Entry-level Multi-channel Sound Card: Hercules Gamesurround Muse 5.1 DVD
    July 29, 2002 – 1:08 PM
    The Muse XL entry-level sound card was an interesting and simple way of acquiring sound functionality for game-playing purposes. Yet compared to the Fortissimo II Digital Edition and the Game Theater XP, it was not an economical solution to the problem of decoding 5.1 sound from DVD videos. This defect has now been remedied by the Muse 5.1 DVD. Let the music play!
  • USB 2.0 as a Multi-Purpose Solution: The External ATA Drive Case from ADS Technologies
    January 16, 2003 – 12:00 PM
    There is a veritable host of external hard drives or CD ROM drives on the market. The external system developed by ADS Technologies allows you to run any ATA drive - including hard drives - via the USB port. Is this solution better than external hard drives produced by major manufacturers?
  • Shopping Guide: Multi-Function Printers
    December 8, 2003 – 12:03 PM
    The Christmas buying craze is upon us, and this year's printer crop has arrived: the Canon i865, the HP 5652 Deskjet, the Epson CX5400, the Lexmark X6170 and the Brother MFC 4820C, to name only a few. This year's Christmas season review roundup offers some glimpses of new multifunctional features, including recto-verso printing, sensors, LCD screens and more.
  • USB Technology: Multi-TT Hub Goes Head-to-Head With Single-TT
    September 9, 2003 – 1:02 PM
    A USB hub is a must-have if you want to run several external devices. However, in order to use USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 devices at the same time, your hub will need a so-called transaction translator - or TT for short - to handle the different data flows. In our test, a classic hub with only one TT squares off against an advanced model with multiple TTs.

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