Macintosh product news – September 2, 2010

Macintosh product updates and announcements for September 2, 2010:

• Software
• Hardware

Software

• TheMacBundles has released its September Mega Bundle of 15 titles, released 2 Weekly Specials, and added over a dozen titles to its innovative Build Your Own Bundle stores. These no-gimmick bundles provide users with the same software, support, licenses, and upgrade benefits that apply to users who paid the full retail price for the software. The new Weekly Specials provide VMware’s Fusion and InfoLogic’s MathMagic at a bargain price. Ordering MathMagic with a bundle further reduces the price.
• From the makers of EarthDesk, Xeric Design has introduced Cinematica 1.0 for Mac OS X. Cinematica lets you manage your video library in great detail, keeping track of dozens of properties for each and every file. Sort and search by multiple criteria as well as by technical properties. Cinematica uniquely imports and catalogs video files quietly in the background, and uses smart collections to efficiently catalogue all of your video files.
• Web design solutions developer iWeb Themes Park has released five new iWeb Themes for Apple’s web design application. These impressive and surprising iWeb themes include Bright Solutions, Chess Club, Clinic, Historical and Music Life, and designed specifically for Mac users who enjoy making fashionable and highest quality websites easily. The new iWeb Themes feature phenomenal design, ease of use and the possibility to customize each template or every single element.

Hardware

• Newer Technology, Inc., has announced its new $27.95 MSRP NewerTech Seven Port USB 2.0 Powered Hub for connecting and powering up to seven USB devices simultaneously to a Mac or PC with Plug and Play ease. As a complete connectivity solution with a UL listed 3.5 Amp power supply, the NewerTech Seven Port USB 2.0 Powered Hub delivers the required 500mA of power to each of the seven industry standard USB ports to eliminate device disconnection commonly experienced by typical underpowered hubs. Ideal for powering multiple desktop accessories like external drives, scanners, printers, optical drives, and digital cameras, the NewerTech Seven Port USB 2.0 Powered Hub also offers quick access convenience of temporary devices like thumb drives, media readers, and even USB chargeable devices like iPods and iPhones.
• LaCie has spawned a new breed of USB key: the LaCie MosKeyto, an ultra-small flash drive that’s anything but pesky. Joining LaCie’s line-up of award-winning USB keys, MosKeyto ups the ante for power, portability and ease of use. LaCie MosKeyto measures less than 20mm and weighs 10 grams, making it one of the smallest USB keys on the market. Offering capacities up to 16GB, you’ll be pleasantly amazed at how many bytes you can get from such a tiny MosKeyto.