Edutain Distribution/Alien Technologies, local distributors of the Dazzle range of video editing products, has announced that Dazzle Europe, a subsidiary of SCM Microsystems, has now completed adapting Windows XP drivers for its current line of products.
Says Voula Philippides, MD of Edutain/Alien, "just a few months after the official sales release of Microsoft`s new operating system, Windows XP, all Dazzle`s available products are now fitted with the appropriate drivers. In fact, a vast majority of the products were already equipped by November 2001. We are very pleased with Dazzle`s quick turnaround time on this project."
Customers who have recently acquired a new PC with Windows XP can now use the complete Dazzle product line from video editing to digital video recorder solutions.
Customers who already own Dazzle products can download the appropriate XP drivers free of charge at www.dazzle-europe.com. The Windows XP drivers for the DV.now line of products (DV.now lite, DV.now, DV.now AV BASIC and DV.now AV) are available in a beta version of FAST.forward 1.7 at the Dazzle Europe website.
Edutain Distribution/Alien Technologies, local distributors of video technologies and streaming video peripherals, offer a wide range of extremely affordable, innovative, sought-after products of the highest international calibre and quality in terms of graphics and multimedia presentation to the reseller channel.
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Under the brand name of Dazzle, SCM Microsystems develops, manufactures and sells innovative and user-friendly products for analogue and digital video editing. Dazzle offers a wide range of top-value products for private and semiprofessional applications. SCM Microsystems is one of the leading providers of solutions that open the digital world by enabling convenient access to digital content and services. The positioning of the Dazzle products in the retail trade complements the strong OEM position of SCM
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