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As part of the pre-show hype, Macworld has a 'First Looks' program which pre-showcases 'new-to-market products and innovations', and even though there was plenty of Apple-related stuff at CES, Macworld unsurprisingly states that it is the 'event of choice for Apple third-party product manufacturers to unveil and launch their newest products'.
Naturally, this means a lot of 'software, hardware, peripherals, accessories and applications for the Apple products platform'. The Macworld 2011 First Looks program showcases these products for media and attendees to make it easy to locate innovations at the show.
So, what are the 20 products highlighted by Macworld in its 'First Looks' press release? Here we go - the details appear in unedited form direct from the press release (free registration required for you to see the original).
A.Kachalo & M.Balashoff (Booth #818, Mobile Apps Showcase): A.Kachalo & M.Balashoff will introduce iStudiez Pro for Mac, a multifunctional schedule planning application for students, teachers and parents. Boasting a uniquely designed smart interface and CLOUD SYNC to support the mobile version, iStudiez Pro for Mac puts all the information about all classes, homework, grades, instructors and holidays in one place.
algoriddim (Booth #409): algoriddim will launch djay for iPad, technology that transforms the iPad into a full-fledged DJ system that allows users to mix their iPod music library on a hyper-realistic turntable interface. Perform live, record mixes on-the-go, or enable Automix mode and let djay mix your favorite playlist automatically. With unprecedented ease-of-use and innovative multi-touch mixing features, djay for iPad takes DJing to the next level and offers a unique experience for beginners and professionals alike.
Apparent Software (Booth #246): Apparent Software will unveil ImageFramer, the ultimate framing solution for framing photos, artwork and other images in a wide array of photo-realistic or artistic frames and mats. ImageFramer is used by professional artists, photographers, bloggers and people who simply want their family photos to look better.
Appfluence (Booth #818, Mobile Apps Showcase): Appfluence will showcase Priority Matrix Cloud Sync, an innovative visual management tool that organizes tasks, agenda and priorities. The flexible tool allows users to assemble plans faster and in multiple dimensions. Soon, the technology will allow users to connect their plans to the cloud, allowing ideas to go wherever you go.
AWIND (Booth #946): AWIND will introduce McTiVia, the first device capable of displaying all the contents of a user's Mac or Windows computer on their TV wirelessly. Users can easily control up to eight computers with their mouse and/or keyboard, as well as share any content from a computer with friends and family in the living room.
More new products for Apple's platforms listed on page two, please read on!
