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`23.Nov.2002` Aseq (ANF)	Audio: Aseq site updated, new screenshot and more The website for Aseq, an audio and midi sequencer, has been updated. You can find a new screenshot and the feature list has been updated, plus there is a little bit of new information. I have been able to buy a cheap PowerMac 7300, which means a port to that platform can start very soon. Likely when the first classic Amiga version has been finished and released. This does not mean classic Amiga development will stop or be delayed. Expect more news and updates soon. (ps) [News message: 23. Nov. 2002, 14:36] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Nov.2002` IFA Online News (ANF)	Intel Pentium 4 with 3 GHz in multitasking The Intel Corporation introduced last week the new Intel Pentium 4 processor with Hyper-Threading (HT) technology and a clock frequency of 3,06 GHz. With this does the chip producer not only manage to jump over the 3 GHz mark but also to make desktop PCs up to 25% more powerful when using the new HT technology. These systems can execute several programs or requests by the computer at the same time with no delay they say at Intel. According to Intel, leading computer manufacturers worldwide will offer PCs with support for the HT technology and on the basis of the Pentium 4 processor with 3,06 GHz from now on. Computers using this processor technology will be recognisable through the "HT" symbol in the Pentium logo. (ps) (Translation: wk) [News message: 23. Nov. 2002, 01:27] [Comments: 1 - 24. Nov. 2002, 20:47] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`21.Nov.2002` Carsten Siegner (ANF)	Alpha-GUI for Autotrace 0.31.1 Carsten Siegner writes: I've prepared an alpha version of my GUI (graphic user inteface) "Vectormaker." This GUI works with the program Autotrace, which was released today (as reported). Autotrace is a vectorizing program with which one can trace an almost inexhaustible quantity on graphic formats, or convert existing vector formats into others. The list of entry formats numbers more than 50! I decided to make a GUI because there are more than a few shell options, and the program is faster than Xtrace according to early tests. This GUI acommodates first only the most important input possibilities, such as saving and loading file requestors and the possibility to specify the input output file types. Because there are so many options, more and more will be added. Whoever would like to test this GUI, just send me an e-Mail. (ps) (Translation: dm) [News message: 21. Nov. 2002, 23:11] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`20.Nov.2002` Michael Böhmer (E-Mail)	E3B: SUBWAY USB controller for Amiga (clockport version) available E3B is pleased to announce the availability of the USB controller SUBWAY, which has been presented the public at the Amiga trade show in Cologne 2001. Unfortunately we were very busy since this trade show with the Zorro USB card HIGHWAY and its networking module NORWAY, but nevertheless we have not forgotten the "small" module SUBWAY. Despite the not very good situation on the Amiga Classic market we haven't stopped further development. We at E3B believe that Amiga Classic should not drop of the edge of technology, even with the long forecast new hardware platforms rising finally at the horizon. As many Zorro card owners asked for compatibility of SUBWAY with common clockport featured card like the Xsurf, isdn surfer or the Buddha Flash, we consequently improvemented the SUBWAY design to fulfill these wishes. Due to the different timings and signals on these non-Commodore clockports only one version of the SUBWAY exists now, which works with these faster operated clock ports. We would like to thank Jens Schönfeld for supplying us with test cards. Therefore SUBWAY can also be used in already fully equipped Zorro systems, which have no Zorro slot free anymore for a HIGHWAY. Also Amiga 1200 users which use PCI as bus solution, but having no PCI slot free any more or want to spare it for high volume data applications can use the SUBWAY as USB solution out of the box. By introducing the world's smallest USB controller SUBWAY E3B is able to offer a complete range of solutions for USB and ethernet. Together with the USB stack Poseidon (by Chris Hodges) and its GUI Trident (which both have been proven its feasability in every day work) it is possible to use up to four modern USB devices from the PC market without any further additional hardware (like hubs) directly on the Amiga 1200. Distribution of SUBWAY will be handled by our distributor KDH Datentechnik. We at E3B would like to thank all people who have helped us to develop and improve our USB products according to your wishes. Don't stop asking us. Anyhow, we want to apologize for the long delay which has been made by us with the introduction of the SUBWAY. E3B will be present on the Aachen Amiga trade show at KDH Datentechnik. You're invited to visit us there and test our USB controllers HIGHWAY / SUBWAY live. We also are looking forward to meet you there for discussion. If you are interested in an USB controller for Amiga Classic, feel free to test your USB devices on compliance there! (ps) [News message: 20. Nov. 2002, 01:16] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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