First Pinnacle Liquid Edition Release by Avid
Avid
Avid's Liquid 7 is the first release under the Avid umbrella of the product formerly known as Pinnacle Liquid Edition. New features include the integration of SmartSound's music creation software, DivX capture and editing, Windows Media 9 editing, image stabilization and an HDV preview function.
(800) 949-2843
www.avid.com
Suggested Retail Price:
$499
nNovia
nNovia's QuickCapture A2D direct-to-edit video capture device now supports HDV capture at 720p and 1080i. It retains the ability to capture from analog devices as well as play footage directly to television monitors.
(408) 436-1486
www.nnovia.com
Suggested Retail Price:
$1,399 (40GB); $1,599 (60GB); $1,799 (80GB)
Primera
Primera's DUP-07 tower duplicator is a 1-to-7 CD/DVD duplicator utilizing Plextor dual-layer DVD burners, an industrial-grade power supply and an all-aluminum case. An 80GB hard drive allows you to keep multiple disc images in the duplicator for future burning.
(800) 797-2772
www.primera.com
Suggested Retail Price:
$1,695
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