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June 7, 2005 Program Notes:
Join Us and Enjoy "Whittle's Picks for the Digital Home!"
Are you enjoying the digital revolution that is transforming your home?
In the ideal digital home, PCs and consumer electronic devices are not
only protected against Internet security threats, but work together to
deliver digital media such as pictures and video and music to the parts
of your home where you want it. Enabled by innovation's rapid pace, you
can re-invent your lifestyle, waste less time, and have more fun. The
possibilities for managing your own digital and enjoying content digital
entertainment are more engaging than ever before. On Intel-based
systems, you can now take pictures and videos with digital cameras and
camcorders, add our choice of background music, and moments later share
them with family and friends via e-mail or CD or even by DVD, displayed
on our television sets in "home theaters."
On June 7th at 6:30PM, at CCUM 4614 Brownsboro Rd, KIPCUG is hosting a
presentation by David B. Whittle, author of "Cyberspace: The Human
Dimension" and named by Working Woman Magazine as "one of America's most
original technological thinkers." Dave's been a leader in the PC
revolution since 1979, and an opinion-leader in the PC industry since
his days as OS/2 Evangelist at IBM in the early '90s. Most recently,
he’s been writing for Smart Computing. Now he's bringing to you his
favorite discoveries from recent trade shows in order to show new
products that open up new horizons of possibility or solve problems you
might be facing.
Would
you like a brief look at the latest hardware and software technologies
available for the digital home? Are you looking for a new laptop but
don't know what to look for? Interested in bui lding
your own PC? Would you like to have software that takes your digital
photos and video footage and almost magically transforms it into a movie
on DVD or CD that is a surprising delight to watch? Do you want to
easily but dramatically show all of the digital photos in any given
folder while the son g
of your choice plays in the background? Ever wish you could rise above
ordinary flat snapshots of those special places you visit and have an
immersive, 3-dimensional picture of the place so you can revisit the
scene looking in any direction? Most importantly ,
do you ever feel as if there is more to know about Internet security
than you’re being told? Are you tired of being your own Internet
security expert? Would you be interested in a service that brings, for a
very reasonable monthly fee, comprehensive Internet security to your PC
and peace of mind to yo u?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you won't want to
miss Dave Whittle's presentation at our next monthly meeting!
Dave will introduce some of his favorite technologies, products, and
services that solve real problems for real people and can help make life
a little bit or a lot better for each of us. "Whittle's Picks" are
hidden gems from companies large and small, old and new, with
outstanding, innovative offerings -- including Intel® (www.intel.com),
muvee™ Technologies (www.muvee.com),
3D Album (www.3D-Album.com),
iSeeMedia (www.iseemedia.com),
and the Invisus PC Security Solution (http://myinvisusdirect.com/usergroups).
See exciting new possibilities from these companies and learn how the
digital revolution can enhance your life. You will come away from this
meeting entertained and informed.
Dave will provide time for questions and will bring valuable door
prizes, informative handouts, and actual product for sale at
significantly discounted prices arranged exclusively for user groups. If
you'd like to take advantage of these special prices at the meeting and
take product home with you, remember to bring cash, check, or a credit
card. See you then!
Back-to-Basics:
The KIPCUG General Meeting starts with the ever-helpful Back-to-Basics
session.
Each month "Back-to-Basics" chooses a subject to improve everyone's basic/general knowledge.
The sessions are intended to help the entry level user. Grant McCormick
leads our Back-to-Basics presentations. Contact Grant with your
suggestions for future topics.
User-to-User with Bob Rose
Bring
your problems on a 3x5 card and we will try to give you a fix!
The User to User session with host Bob Rose is just before the Main
Presentation, giving your KIPCUG friends a chance to answer YOUR questions
submitted on paper. If YOU are having a problem with your PC, this is the
time to get a good solution, so remember to bring your questions.
Door Prizes
KIPCUG members qualify for great door prizes.
PIG SIG
PIG means Food; SIG means Special Interest Group.
Meet
us at Friday's following the General Meeting! We always invite the
Presenter to socialize and have a late snack or meal. Everyone is welcome.
Ask a few more questions. Chat with other KIPCUG members. We grab a few
tables, have fun, network, and relax a little before returning home. Grab a
chair and join in! Friday's is located at 2311 Lime Kiln Road. From
the meeting take Brownsboro Road east to Lime Kiln, turn right, Friday's
will be on your left. Everyone pays for their own “snack.” See you there!
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