excite for web servers found documents about: (Query-By-Example) - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 99% Multimedia meets the office Summary: and 17-in. So what's the hold-up? But it's more the deployment of it that's the hold-up as opposed to the technology." or 17-in. The 17-in. 96% Display for document imaging A product sample... Summary: The 21-in. and 21-in. The PrecisionView 21, a 21-in. The 21-in. to 21-in. 94% The fine balancing act of buying displays Summary: Because the high-production image worker is also by definition a high-productivity worker. high-res color displays--call it 85% to 15%. A seventeen-inch monitor draws 110 watts per hour; a 21-in. can draw as much as 135 watts per hour. Expect higher air conditioning costs and/or the cost of new ducting. 93% New monitor measures up Here's something you s... Summary: New monitor measures up. CRT color model that is the first of its kind in screen size. In addition to being the first announced 19-in. screen, Hitachi says the release of the SuperScan Elite 751 (model CM751U) incorporates new technology to reduce the footprint size to be comparable to that of a 17-in. monitor. 93% NOKIA Display Products Summary: Nokia Display Products, Inc., is a leading supplier of advanced computer monitor technology from Finland--new high-resolution monitors designed for imaging, multimedia, and video-conferencing. 92% Cornerstone chips away controller cost Practic... Summary: Cornerstone chips away controller cost. Like its competitors, Cornerstone has been able to accomplish these results in the past by placing both an analog chip and a separate video digital chip on a single card. The latest card, the C33, however, features a 250-MHz random access memory digital-to-analog converter (RAMDAC) integrated into a single video chip. The elimination of a second chip... 92% Larger screen in a smaller package Summary: Larger screen in a smaller package. Cornerstone super-focused on displays. display. "People want a large screen in a small package--this hits that head on," says Westrick. "It's a new class of display." 92% ARTIST Graphics Summary: ARTIST Graphics has spearheaded the development and innovation of display hardware and value-added software for 15 years and is a world leader in high-performance displays for the document imaging market. 92% Hot Products 4-7-97 Summary: Faster microfilm scanning. Imaging system on Web.pixel. The software features scanner controls and a batch function that allows multiwindow scanning of several images. Remittance processing scanner. 92% Exhibitor news shorts Summary: The TCO'95-compliant line of 21-in. displays is now shipping. The 21-in. Patent validates display vendor's claims. BancTec announces S-Series distributor. 90% New hardware, software abounds at ImagingExpo'9 Summary: A number of hardware and software vendors announced new or upgraded products at ImagingExpo'96. DTI (Document Technologies Inc. After the show the agreements endure. New versions and hot new products. This was certainly true at ImagingExpo'96, where a flurry of new software versions was released. 90% Vendors to visit at Imaging Expo '96 Summary: com.com/scanners. Available in 21-in. Microsystems Technology. and 21-in. 90% Plug-and-play display DDC is part of the bigger Summary: Plug-and-play display. DDC is part of the bigger picture for the next generation of multimedia developmnent The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA, San Jose, www. As part of the EVC design, the VESA committee has released the display data channel (DDC) communication standard to support plug-and-play display connection. DDC will let users plug various displays into a computer system,... 90% Hot Products 2-3-97 Summary: At $400, the 5p is the lowest-priced color scanner HP has yet to offer. New 8X drives. More than one way to control a display. There's no shortage of options for high-resolution display control. Enterprise RAID. 88% JulyHotProducts Summary: an arcane data entry screen. EasyRead 240's 20-in. Data archiving. reaches new level.. New compact digital camera. 88% Imaging Expo'96 Turnout Summary: Imaging World, October 21st, 1996. IMAGING EXPO'96. "I expect to see strong sales for a TELEform/Watermark solution." Other responses to Cornerstone's dominance came from the display side. At this price, Matrox is ushering in a new era of non-premium prices for display solutions. 88% Digital camera entrants creating their own spac Summary: Digital camera entrants creating their own space. Professional features, slowly lowering prices. By introducing its lowest-priced, high-resolution digital camera, Kodak continues to define the professional photographic imaging market. At $7,000, Kodak's camera is the company's lowest-priced professional digital capture device. At "something under $20,000," the T3 combines high-end digital... 87% Matrox Graphics Summary: Matrox is the leading provider of high-performance yet affordable display solutions, with over 20 years of experience and 100 international awards of excellence for the MGA chip technology, With the Matrox Millennium PowerDoc Edition display controller you get hardware-accelerated true color and grayscale displays; also crystal-clear resolutions of up to 1800 x 1440 at 75 Hz. 87% Caere MSeries II Production OCR on NT Server Summary: Production OCR on NT Server. The roots of high-performance OCR servers go back to the original Palantir Corp.' The M/Series II Board serves the needs of a large, stable market. NT Server OCR software. WordScan is a proven solution. 86% Power vs. philosophy: the conflicting strategies of FileNet and Cornerstone Summary: Power vs. philosophy: the conflicting strategies of FileNet and Cornerstone. The differences between Cornerstone and FileNet can be described as a clash of power vs. philosophy--FileNet has the power and Cornerstone has the philosophy. Power vs.
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