Rash Of New Software Products Unveiled At It-India 96

From CD-ROMs on the 25th anniversary of Star Trek to those that take you to a Journey to the Centre of the Earth, the sex treatise Kama-sutra, the Ultimate 3D Skele-ton to Dracula Unleashed - its all there.

Not satisfied ?

There is also the latest process software from IBM on petrochemicals and aviation.

Venue: IT India 96 where giants and dwarfs are all brushing shoulders.

Products ranging from the T-Series of CD-ROMs aka Delhi-based Vikmans Periphe-rals (offering a pack of six CD- ROMs for kids priced at Rs 75 each) to news of the imminent launch of erasable CD-ROMs from the Mitsubishi stable, all are on display.

 

Mitsubishi plans to launch erasable CD-ROMs by March this year.

Creative has on display the Internet blaster external for users of the World Wide Web.

This promises highspeed data/fax modem and hassle-free installation allowing the user fast access to the Internet.

All this along with tool-free phone calls on the internet and creation of a home page on the Web.

If one is looking for complete card design, signature and fingerprint capture, automatic capture of photographic stills or security video clips, one can try the Episuite (Elec-tronic Photo Identi-fication Suite) which runs on all the versions of Windows, including 3.1, NT and 95.

Developed by G&A Ima-ging of Canada, a world leader in security imaging technology, it is being distributed by Tata Unisys Ltd.

AST Computers, a group company of Samsung, has Internet ready servers as well as intranet servers and notebooks witha CD-ROM drive.

If Epson has put on display the latest devices in printing technology, the Polaroid digital imaging family is also there with the Polaroid PDC-2000 digital camera, liquid crystal display (LCD) panels, projectors, film scanners and colour film recorders.