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Autodesk acquires maker of lighting technology for games

23.07.2010

A2M WET game Illuminate Labs Turtle Beast Maya plug-in screenshot Autodesk has acquired Illuminate Labs, a privately held maker of lighting technology for game development. Illuminate Labs' Beast middleware solution and Turtle plug-in for Autodesk Maya software enable faster iteration on a game's creative intent, and more realistic in-game lighting. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Autodesk anticipates that Beast middleware will continue to be licensed as a standalone product, Turtle will be incorporated into future offerings, and discontinued as a standalone product... [source]

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Blackmagic Design announces new Intensity Shuttle with Thunderbolt technology
11.01.2012

Blackmagic Design Intensity Shuttle Thunderbolt 3/4 photo HDMI video interface Blackmagic Design announced Intensity Shuttle , a new video capture and playback solution that uses Intel's Thunderbolt technology. Intensity Shuttle makes the highest quality 10-bit SD and HD video affordable for everyone, in a truly portable solution that's priced at only $239 US. Intensity Shuttle features all the video connections needed to connect video cameras, set-top boxes, game consoles, large screen TVs and projectors to a Thunderbolt-enabled computer. Thunderbolt-enabled computers connect to Intensity Shuttle using a single cable that is capable of 10 Gbps data transfer speeds, that's 20x faster than USB 2.0 and 12x faster than FireWire 800. Intensity Shuttle is powered over the Thunderbolt cable and, with no need for an external power supply, is a completely portable device that can be moved easily between laptop and desktop computers. Intensity Shuttle Thunderbolt will be available in Q1 2012 for $239 US from all Blackmagic Design resellers worldwide. [source]

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