Adobe experimenting with Acrobat for Linux

Adobe is planning a Linux version of its Acrobat software, for creating, editing, editing and managing PDFs. In an interview with PC Magazine, Adobe CEO Bruce Chizen said, 'The first [Linux] application that we'll probably do will be a full version of Acrobat. And that's something we're already experimenting with. ...more

Lindy stands firm on floppies

Lindy launches a USB Floppy Drive that will once again enable users to access 3.5" floppy disks on their PC or Mac. Costing ?29. ...more

Panasonic introduces DVD recorder

With DVD becoming the format of choice for the home cinema buff, enthusiasts have lauded news of a recordable DVD format. Such machines are slowly becoming a reality as Panasonic announces the DMR-E20, a DVD video recorder. The DMR-E20 is based upon the DVD-RAM and video formats agreed by the DVD forum, and is compatible with audio/video and PC applications. ...more

2GHz Notino notebook goes for under ?600

Hi-Grade describes its new Notino notebooks as desktop-replacements, but they still start from a price under ?600. Featuring a new silver-and-black casing, the 3600 series starts with the 2000A model, which runs on a 2GHz Intel Mobile Celeron. Other aspects of the spec include a 14. ...more

Apple maintains iPod dominance

Apple has maintained its dominant position in the US market for portable music players, with iPods accounting for three in every four sold. Defying predictions that the iPod bubble would burst, Apple took 75.6 per cent of the world's largest market in the second quarter of 2006. ...more