ShowStoppers
by Stephen R.Jones (Monday evening, November 15, 1999)
This press event was held at Bally's from 7 to 10 PM and covered the latest technology in many different markets.
The following sponsors were scheduled to exhibit at ShowStoppers:
Bargainclothing.com
Belkin
Com2001.com
Compaq
Conducent
Dataviz
Dragon Systems
DX Storm
Entertainment Boulevard.com
Equis
eToll
Exabyte
50 Coolest Products
FusionOne.com
FutureMark Software
GatherRound.com
Intel
InternetWire
Kissco
Loislaw.com
Margi Systems
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Matrox Graphics
MicroVision Development
NETsilicon
Novica.com
One Voice Technologies, Inc.
Paragon Software
Pentaware
PFK
PhotoHighway.com
PowerQuest
Quantum Snap Server
RadView Software
SAGE US (Telemagic)
SCB Computer Technology
Software Spectrum
TechSmith
V Communications
Wild File
Wizcom
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Margi - Display-to-Go
Need dual monitors for your work or presentations? Margi's PCCard adapter lets you add a second display to your Win98 laptop or PC. The $249 device is powered by a 64-bit graphics chip with 2Mb memory and connects to the latest digital projectors and flat panels via a supplied VESA/PanelLink cable. Or, use the optional VGA cable for analog displays.
Margi - Theater-to-Go
Theater-to-Go packages Margi's DVD-to-Go PCCard DVD player with an i-glasses personal video visor to create a home theater away from home. Carry these along with a DVD-equipped laptop, and you can choose your own, personal in-flight movie with better than CD stereo sound and a virtual big-screen picture.

Matrox - Millennium G400 DualHead
Think of this high-performance graphics card as a cheap monitor "upgrade" and more. The G400 DualHead is a fast, single slot 3D accelerator that expands your virtual desktop to include a second monitor or (get this) a TV. This allows for neat tricks like being able to watch DVD on one monitor while working in the other. Or, you can use a TV in "magnifying glass" mode to look at details shown on your primary desktop.

Wizcom - QuickLink Pen
A marker-sized optical scanner with built-in OCR capability that fits in your shirt pocket. Think of it as a smart highlighter that can read and store 1000 pages worth of text scanned from business cards or passages from textbooks and then transmits them all to your PC or laptop. Read our review of Wizcom's related product, Quicktionary.
Copyright
© 1999 Stephen R. Jones All rights reserved.
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