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Started by Jesper Lundh
Thu, 13 Aug 1992 09:30
Xanthus LaserMan - Laser Disc Controller for the NeXT
Author: Jesper Lundh
Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1992 09:30
Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1992 09:30
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Xanthus International Announces
LaserMan
- the Laser Disc Player Controller for the NeXT Computer
(Stockholm, August 13, 1992) Xanthus International AB today announced
LaserMan, its Laser Disc Player control application for the NeXT computer
platform.
Aimed at both commercial and in-house corporate multimedia developers,
LaserMan is an application for controlling Laser Disc Players from the
NeXT computer. LaserMan can control Laser Disc Players either directly
through a remote control on the computer screen, or through messages from
other applications via a Speaker/Listener interface.
For example, LaserMan can be used in combination with Xanthus CraftMan -
the multimedia programming tool from Xanthus - to produce complete Laser
Disc based multimedia applications in a very short time.
LaserMan can also be used to control other consumer electronics like tape
recorders and VCRs, and can be configured to control any device with a
RS-232 interface.
Xanthus International, headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, is a privately
owned software development company that specializes in the NeXTSTEP
platform. LaserMan is the second in a series of general-purpose
productivity tools for NeXTSTEP. In May 1992 Xanthus started to ship its
first product CraftMan, the multimedia programming tool for the NeXT
computer. Xanthus International was founded in 1990.
For more information about LaserMan please contact:
Xanthus International AB
Kungstensgatan 14
S-113 57 Stockholm
Sweden
fax: +46-8-612 89 96
mail: laserman@xanthus.se
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