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The following is an unedited press release, shown as received from the company represented. We've elected to present selected releases without editorial comment, as a way to provide our readers more information without further overtaxing our limited editorial resources. To avoid any possible confusion or conflict of interest, the Imaging Resource will always clearly distinguish between company-provided press releases and our own editorial views and content.

NixVue's logo. Courtesy of Nixvue Systems Pte Ltd. Click here to visit the Nixvue website! PRESS RELEASE: Nixvue Systems Announces New Vizor CD-ROM Based Storage Device

Nixvue Systems Pte Ltd, manufacturers of the award-winning Nixvue Digital Album and Vista (Visual Storage Album) today announced the introduction of the Vizor, a transportable CDROMbased product targeted at users who want a convenient way of permanently storing the digital camera images into CD Recordable media.

Nixvue's Vizor CD-ROM based storage device. Courtesy of Nixvue Systems, with modifications by Michael R. Tomkins. Click for a bigger picture!


Permanent Storage
At the press of one button, the Nixvue Vizor easily and conveniently copies all the images from the memory card used in digital cameras on to permanent CD-R and CD-RW media for storage and archiving purposes. It accepts four of the most popular memory cards - Compact Flash (Type I and II), Secure Data, Multimedia Card and SONY Memory Stick. Optional adapters are available for SmartMedia and XD cards.

A high-contrast backlit monochrome LCD panel allows the user to execute copy and verify commands as well as for checking directory listings and available disk space. There is even a copy-back command to transfer files back to the memory card. The powerful built-in IntelliVue operating system caters for memory cards larger than 640MB by a feature called disk-spanning whereby the user is prompted to replace the full CD-R media with a fresh one, and the burning process continues until all data is transferred. An optional 2.5" color LCD attachment is available for users who want to directly view the images on the screen.

The power of the Vizor is fully realized with the connection to a TV or video projection system. Users can run slideshows, zoom and pan functions via the remote control unit. The Vizor will also display images from a Kodak Picture CD.

Together with the Nixvue Vista (Visual Storage Album), the DA Lite and DA2, Nixvue Systems now provides a whole range of solutions to cater to beginners all the way to professional digital camera users. For more information please vi sit our website at: http://www.nixvue.com

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The following is an unedited press release, shown as received from the company represented. We've elected to present selected releases without editorial comment, as a way to provide our readers more information without further overtaxing our limited editorial resources. To avoid any possible confusion or conflict of interest, the Imaging Resource will always clearly distinguish between company-provided press releases and our own editorial views and content.

NixVue's logo. Courtesy of Nixvue Systems Pte Ltd. Click here to visit the Nixvue website! PRESS RELEASE: Nixvue Systems Announces New Vizor CD-ROM Based Storage Device

Nixvue Systems Pte Ltd, manufacturers of the award-winning Nixvue Digital Album and Vista (Visual Storage Album) today announced the introduction of the Vizor, a transportable CDROMbased product targeted at users who want a convenient way of permanently storing the digital camera images into CD Recordable media.

Nixvue's Vizor CD-ROM based storage device. Courtesy of Nixvue Systems, with modifications by Michael R. Tomkins. Click for a bigger picture!


Permanent Storage
At the press of one button, the Nixvue Vizor easily and conveniently copies all the images from the memory card used in digital cameras on to permanent CD-R and CD-RW media for storage and archiving purposes. It accepts four of the most popular memory cards - Compact Flash (Type I and II), Secure Data, Multimedia Card and SONY Memory Stick. Optional adapters are available for SmartMedia and XD cards.

A high-contrast backlit monochrome LCD panel allows the user to execute copy and verify commands as well as for checking directory listings and available disk space. There is even a copy-back command to transfer files back to the memory card. The powerful built-in IntelliVue operating system caters for memory cards larger than 640MB by a feature called disk-spanning whereby the user is prompted to replace the full CD-R media with a fresh one, and the burning process continues until all data is transferred. An optional 2.5" color LCD attachment is available for users who want to directly view the images on the screen.

The power of the Vizor is fully realized with the connection to a TV or video projection system. Users can run slideshows, zoom and pan functions via the remote control unit. The Vizor will also display images from a Kodak Picture CD.

Together with the Nixvue Vista (Visual Storage Album), the DA Lite and DA2, Nixvue Systems now provides a whole range of solutions to cater to beginners all the way to professional digital camera users. For more information please vi sit our website at: http://www.nixvue.com

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