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A Roundup of Hot, New Products

By Edward F. Moltzen, CRN
February 08, 2010    11:17 AM ET

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Intel's AppUp Center/Atom Developer Program

Intel's AppUp Center, a netbook application hub for developers on the Intel Atom platform, brings the App Store model to the chip giant's ecosystem with its Intel AppUp Center. AppUp provides a platform for users to sell and distribute applications and components they've created using the Intel Atom Developer Program. Currently, the site offers limited-time free registration, a developer catalog featuring ready-made components to speed development, and programs to help build and validate your apps for netbooks. Intel says that future plans include expansion to include apps for other devices based on the Intel Atom CPUs, including smartphones and TVs. Supported operating environments include Windows and Moblin.

Planar Systems Touch-Screen Offerings

Bringing touch-screen displays to retail, health care and government/education applications, Planar Systems debuted the addition of two touch-screen displays to its product lineup. The newPA1575R touch-screen system and PT2275SW touch-screen LCD address the growing use of touch screens within these specialty markets. The 15-inch touch-screen computer on the PA1575R system is specifically designed for POS applications, accommodating a card swipe on the side. The thin profile touch-screen computer features Microsoft Windows XP or WePOS operating systems, a fanless 1-GHz Intel Celeron processor, 1 GB memory and a resistive touch screen that can be activated by a finger, gloved hand, credit card, pen or stylus. The Planar PT2275SW 22-inch-wide touch-screen LCD is geared toward smaller format digital signage applications or desktop applications requiring larger screen sizes, featuring surface acoustic wave technology. End-user enhancements include monitor adjustment from -5 to 90 degrees, a rugged desk stand and two-day replacement warranty.

Intego VirusBarrier X6

Intego provides newly released low-cost Mac security software, VirusBarrier X6, which features antivirus and antimalware software protection together with a two-way firewall, network protection, antiphishing, antispyware features and more. Unlike X5, the standard pack of VirusBarrier X6 protects two Macs as opposed to one and incorporates most of the features of NetBarrier, Intego's personal firewall, at no additional cost. Flaunting its newly focused attention on customer service, Intego CEO Laurent Marteau says, "[We] made many changes to VirusBarrier X6. We added more than 100 new features, lowered our price and added multi-Mac protection to our basic pack."

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