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Korean manufacturer Kicom held a press conference to introduce “Greenfax”, its innovative FDMS (Fax Document Management System) service, the Korean market. The Greenfax offers fax document transmission characteristics over a telephone line as a normal facsimile system. This service is now available in Korea about $ 20 and $ 30 per month, which is similar to that money, that most agencies use to buy the color cartridge, ink and paper to print the fax document using the standard fax machines. [AVING]

Microsoft has finally launched its Live Labs’ Photosynth publicly. Photosynth is an application that allows you to view a three-dimensional images when the pictures were taken together. The image can be attached to the related one, one to produce the 3D effect.

So, even if you cribbed about how you forgot to take a handycam to your trip to Venice, you can produce almost like a real ambience with 3D images in the computer’s desktop.

Panasonic will release a new SATA Blu-Ray burner (LF-PB371JD) of 13 September 2008. The burner offers burning offers speeds up to 8th with 8 megabyte buffer. It will be able to burn all formats of recordable optical media, including DVD-RAM (5x), DVD-R (16th), DVD-R DL (8x), DVD-RW (6x), CD-R (48th), and CD - RW ( 24th). It will retail for about. 250 €. [TechFresh]

ViDock Gfx brings uncompromisable desktop-class speed and quality of the video to notebook computers. With ViDock, you can get at the same time, the spread of your applications and documents with the extended desktop over a number of screens. It is designed to give its full support for HDTV / HDMI displays so you can play the latest 3D games or high-definition movie in full quality. Imagine a turning point in my notebook into a multi-screen workstation, in which the freedom to choose one or two or even three separate evidence. [TechFresh]