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Review > Software & Applications

Thecus N5500 NAS may be too pricey for most storage fans

by Alex Bradner

The Thecus N5500 NAS is a pricey option for your storage needs, but its loaded with useful features and delivers decent performance.

Nov 10, 2009

Review > Photo Editing/Design

Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended

by Tom Arah

Photoshop moves beyond photo editing to conquer completely new territory.

Jul 27, 2007

Review > Photo Editing/Design

Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design Standard

by Tom Arah

Powerful new versions of InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator, and now Acrobat 8 Professional too.

Jul 26, 2007

Review > Software & Applications

Acronis True Image 9.1 Server for Windows

by Ian Parsons

True Image provides a simple but effective disaster-recovery system, with useful data backup facilities.

Jun 6, 2007

Review > Software & Applications

ScanSoft OmniPage Pro 11.0

by David Petersen

Optical character recognition (OCR) software has been around for a long time and OmniPage from ScanSoft is often touted as the market leader in this space.

Dec 3, 2001

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OmniPage Pro 14

by David Hellaby

If you are serious about converting paper documents to editable text then this is the way to go. A decade ago it would have cost close to $50,000 for a system that allowed you to rapidly scan multiple paper documents into editable, searchable and archivable electronic documents. Today it can be done for less than $1300 and the cost of a scanner with an automatic document feeder.

Jan 1, 1900

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