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Ilse Jurriën : 2006-11-17 15:00:00
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Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FZ7 receives DIWA Gold Award : DIWA (Digital Imaging Websites Association), a world-wide organisation of collaborating websites, has the pleasure of announcing a DIWA Gold Award to the Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FZ7 digital “megazoom” camera. There are many reasons why a “megazoom” camera is a better choice than a D-SLR. One of the key reasons is in fact the LUMIX FZ7. There isn't a reflex camera that comes with a 12x zoom lens as standard, and certainly not with f/2.8-3.3 brightness, nor with world-renowned LEICA quality, built-in optical image stabilizer (MEGA O.I.S) or 5 cm close-ups at wide angle and 1 m at telephoto. To get all these obvious advantages in a D-SLR camera, the lens price alone would be astronomical.
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Nic Rossmüller : 2006-11-05 09:00:00
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Adobe MAX awards 2006 : Adobe Systems Incorporated announced the winners of the 2006 MAX Awards. Selected from hundreds of submissions from leading businesses and developers worldwide, the eight winners demonstrate the most innovative, groundbreaking customer projects built with Adobe solutions in the past year. Adobe is highlighting the winners at its annual customer conference, MAX 2006, where attendees also selected a people's choice winner. “The breadth and quality of the MAX 2006 Award nominations were astounding,” said Bruce Chizen, Adobe CEO. “Our customers continue to demonstrate the unique capabilities of Adobe solutions to bring new power and flexibility to business processes and greater richness to online experiences.”
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Nic Rossmüller : 2006-11-04 16:00:00
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Imation receives Tekne Innovation Award : The revolutionary "disk as tape" technology developed by Imation Corp, has been named the Tekne award "Innovation" winner at the Oct. 26, 2006 Tekne awards in Minneapolis, Minn. The Minnesota High Tech Association (MHTA) and Minnesota Technology, Inc. (MTI), in partnership with LifeScience Alley, recognized companies and individuals who have shown superior innovation, development, education, commercialization and management of technology. "As global computing capacity expands with every server, laptop, consumer device and enterprise process, the amount of data created every day has become a 'digital tsunami,'" said Bruce Henderson, chairman and chief executive officer, Imation.
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Nic Rossmüller : 2006-10-31 10:00:00
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Toppan Printing wins Xerox Best of Show award : Xerox Corporation has presented Toppan Printing Company America Inc. and graphic design student Monica Eun-Kyung Yoon with the “Best of Show” honor in the annual Printing Innovation with Xerox Imaging Awards. The multinational competition recognizes innovation and excellence in digital printing applications. Toppan Printing Company America, a commercial printing company, and Yoon won for their “Fear” submission, a digitally printed book about various subjects that people fear, such as the future, loss and being judged. This year’s PIXI Awards competition received more than 300 entries, the largest number in the competition’s five-year history.
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Mark Peters : 2006-10-11 02:20:00
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CNet call for entries for Best of CES Awards : CNET, where people go to discover the latest tech and consumer electronics, and a property of CNET Networks announced it is now accepting submissions for the Annual “Best of CES” Awards at the 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Chosen by CNET’s expert editorial team, the prestigious awards recognize the hottest products at the show and set the standard from which all other products are measured in the coming year. Finalists will be announced on Monday, January 8, 2007, at 5 p.m. live on the CNET Stage in the South Hall lobby, second floor. Winners will be announced on Wednesday, January 10, 2007, at 2 p.m. also live on the CNET stage.
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Mark Peters : 2006-10-05 21:32:00
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Logitech wins Japan Good Design Award : Logitech announced that five of its products received a prestigious Good Design Award 2006, sponsored by the Japan Industrial Design Promotion Organization. The five Logitech products - two computer mice, a PC speaker system, a webcam and a cordless keyboard-and-mouse combination - were named winners in the product design category. Logitech has won 14 Good Design awards in the past four years. “We are passionate about delivering distinctive designs that exceed our customers’ expectations,” said Guerrino De Luca, president and chief executive officer of Logitech. “Industrial design has been paramount to the success of Logitech and its products, its a honor to receive these awards this year”.
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Nic Rossmüller : 2006-10-05 21:30:00
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Nurizon Acolens receives Photokina Star award : At this year's Photokina in Cologne, the word's leading imaging fare, Acolens has received the award "Photokina Star - Highlight of Photokina 2006" from the two well known German photography journals "digit!" and "Photo Presse." The award was handed over personally at the company's stand by digit! editor in chief, Roland Franken. "We award the Photokina Star during the fare to new products that are innovative and deserve the attention of our professional readers. Acolens corrects image deficiencies and effectively helps to fully exploit the potential of a lens," Roland Franken explained while handing over the award to "Nurizon Acolens" chief developer, Sebastian W. Schröder.
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Mark Peters : 2006-10-05 02:29:00
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Presentation of the 2006 Heinz Neumüller Award : The Heinz Neumüller Award has been presented by cewe color to the best graduates of their year at the state-run vocational training school Photo + Medien Kiel. Harald H. Pirwitz, member of the Board of Management of the Neumüller CeWe Color Foundation, will be presenting the awards at a small celebration to be held at the word trade show for the photographic sector, the photokina 2006 in Germany, Cologne. CeWe color attaches great importance to providing young people with vocational training and with advanced vocational training. Every year the corporate group provides professional training for more than 150 apprentices in seven different occupations.
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