Thursday, October 29, 2009
AROS gets accelerated 3D!
New Infinity Reboot Feature
If your upgrading from Windows Vista to Win7 you may encounter a new feature we like to call "Infinity Reboot ". Hope and pray you don't encounter this because your machine goes into an endless reboot process.Infinity Reboot is just one of several problems that Windows upgraders are dealing with. It's just MS way of saying thank you for buying Vista and 7. The Windows version of Aladdin 4D will not have this feature. More information via the linked news website below.PC World Article
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Broken Promises
In their latest video Ad, Apple highlights the broken promises that Windows has given us over the span of many, many years. This is the main reason we devalue the importance of the Windows version of Aladdin 4D. More information via the article linked below.Huffington Post
Friday, October 23, 2009
Windows 7 Whopper???
You have to see the video to believe it. Watch via the first link below.Win7 Whopper
PC World Win7 Whopper
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
The Best System to run the Mac OS X version of Aladdin 4D
Apple started shipping a brand new machine today, it's just in time to rain on the parade of the Win7 launch on October 22nd, 2009. This new 27-inch iMac is the best way to run Aladdin 4D for Mac OS X. Most 3D animation software packages will fly on this machine. The giant and gorgeous 27-inch screen will make your Aladdin 4D animations shine. Get more information, watch videos and or purchase the new iMac via the link below. Rub the Lamp, Render the Magic!New 16:9 wide screen iMac
BetaNews Article
Monday, October 19, 2009
Market Caps and Apples
Sometimes we get asked why we don't make Aladdin 4D for Windows only and not other operating systems. The claim is with all the DELL, HP and Gateway's (now deceased/bought out) running Windows the business case is sound. Lets forget the death of Calagari trueSpace for a minute, which was Windows only.Many don't know this but Apple is eight times the size of Dell, larger than HP, larger than Intel, forty times the size of Acer and now 70% the size of Microsoft and closing. The business case for Aladdin 4D on Mac OS X is clear. Since DELL's, Acer's, and HP PC's run Linux as well as Windows, we don't miss out on those sales either. Once you open the curtain and look through it, the possibility's are endless in the post Windows world.
All Legal Issues Resolved for Amiga OS 4.x!
Great news last weekend for Amiga OS 4.x fans!The Amiga Inc. vs Hyperion Entertainment lawsuit is finally over. After years and years of uncertainty, the two parties have now reached an extensive, end-all-be-all settlement agreement under which Hyperion gets the rights to the Amiga trademarks, as well as the rights to AmigaOS 3.x, AmigaOS 4.x, and any possible future version. This outcome is fantastic news for Amiga fans and Aladdin 4D customers that are excited to run A4D under Amiga OS 4.1 in the future. News and comments via the link below on Amiga news portal site amigaworld.net
Hyperion and Amiga Inc. reach settlement
Congradulations MorphOS Team!
On October 12th, 2009 The MorphOS development team announced the public release of MorphOS 2.4, the first ever public version to install on Mac mini G4 machines.This is great news for MorphOS customers and future customers and expands the base of users that can buy the MorphOS version of Aladdin 4D 6.0. MorphOS butterfly on blue Apple Image courteous of MorphZone.Thursday, October 15, 2009
Mac OS X version of Aladdin 4D Development Ahead of Schedule
Windows Guy?
You may have already heard that the innocent cast of Family Guy are the latest virtual shills for Windows 7. Will this be enough to help the ailing brand stop loosing market-share? Get ready for a full 30 minutes of Windows promotion woven into the show. Viewing is optional and is not required. Fast Company reported last year that a 30-second spot on "Family Guy" cost $200,000. Do the math to find out what thirty minutes would cost. Only time will tell if this marketing effort will pay off. More information via the LA Times article linked below.Family Guy & Windows 7
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Windows 7 Assigned Guest OS Status
At an Acer product launch in central London earlier today, Register Hardware got up close and personal with the firm’s first netbook to ship with two operating systems. The machine has been updated to run both Google’s Android OS and the 32-bit version of Windows 7.The first point to note is that despite this two-OS capability, you can actually only boot up into Android. Switch the machine on from scratch or do a restart, and you'll go straight to the Google OS.
To load Windows 7, you must first start Android, then select "Switch OS" from Android’s slide-out menu and then wait for Windows to load up in the usual way.
Read full article and watch a YouTube video of dual booting via link below.
Dual Booting Acer Netbook
The Linux version of Aladdin 4D is very important for us but the Windows version is not. As you already know and as noted in the article above Windows continues to loose market-share and relevance.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
7 in 11?
The release of version 7 of Windows will be here next week. Windows 7 is a better version of Vista, which failed miserably in the market, but will 7 succeed where Vista flunked? Seven is a desperate grab to save the Windows brand from the perception that Windows is a garbage operating system. This reputation was well earn in the past. The future is not certain but things should start to become clear on October 22nd, 2009. TG Daily seems to think Se7ven might be selling well by 2011 but they are not sure.TG Daily Article
Our song remains the same about the Windows version of Aladdin 4D. We will never sell that version to customers but we will included it for free once it's complete. Customers will have to buy Aladdin 4D 6.0 on other platforms to get the Windows version of the 3D animation package.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Upgrade Offer Over
Our offer to include an an upgrade to Aladdin 4D 6.0 with orders for Instant Download sales of Aladdin 4D 5.0 is now officially over. We have removed the "Buy It Now" button from the sales news story. We want to thank everyone that participated. This deal, that ended October 5th, 2009 helped us understand which operating systems Aladdin 4D owners were most interested in using A4D with in the future.
Monday, October 5, 2009
Sale Almost Over, Last Chance to Save
Our deal including the next version of Aladdin 4D when you buy the current version for $99.95 is over in 24 hours. If your interested in using this unique 3D animation package please act now. Prices on Aladdin 4D will be going up not down in the future to help R & D. Waiting to buy will cost customers more not less. Friday, October 2, 2009
Only Three Days Left!

Thursday, October 1, 2009
Autodesk lost it's battle with Timothy Vernor
A Seattle judge ruled in favor of a man arguing that he has the right to sell secondhand software, in a case that had some people worried about an end to used-book and CD stores.The suit was initially filed by Timothy Vernor after eBay, responding to requests by Autodesk, removed the Autocad software that Vernor was trying to sell on the auction site. EBay later banned Vernor from the site, based on Autodesk's complaints.
Vernor argued that since he was selling legitimate versions of the software -- not illegal copies -- he hadn't violated any laws. Autodesk contends that it doesn't "sell" its software, but instead licenses it and therefore prohibits buyers from reselling it.
Our position on this is you have every right to resell Aladdin 4D if you no longer need it. We recommend selling it for a high price to get some ROI but it's ultimately up to you. We only ask that you send us a one page statement transferring ownership information so we can keep the new customer informed about updates. Autodesk is just trying to make EULA excuses to insure everyone buys brand new copies. They are welcome to do that but it's not very customer friendly. We have no intention of punishing customers for their support. Buy, own and enjoy Aladdin 4D like you would a brand new Porsche. If you move on to LightWave 3D or stop using 3D software sell your copy with our blessing. We hope you had fun while it lasted and maybe you will come back one day.



