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Would you like to have more screen real estate, but your Mac has limited multiple monitor support? The answer is the Other World Computing USB 2.0 Display Adapter, a small device that lets you add up monitors to any Mac via USB. No expensive graphics cards to buy, no limitations if you don't have a Mac Pro. Just plug in any monitor, flat screen or CRT, to the Display Adapter and then to your Mac and you have a second...or third...or fourth monitor. Chuck Joiner shows you how well it works, what it is best for, and just how easy it is to line your desk with monitors.

We wrap up our Macworld Expo 2009 coverage by thanking everyone we could think of and riding the Moscone escalators. We also used the services of our friends at Animoto to include Expo week through the eyes of MacVoices. Sit back and enjoy the show.

One of the smallest devices generating buzz at Macworld Expo was the Lloyd iPod microphone. Andy Fathollahi, the president of Incipio, shows us the Lloyd and highlights some of its design features and affordability. Andy also talks about their TONIC universal car charger for your USB devices, and their wide range of iPod and iPhone case and cover solutions.

The Macworld All-Star Band (Christopher Breen, Bryan Chaffin, Dave Hamilton, Paul Kent, Chuck La Tournous, Bob LeVitus and Duane Straub) gave their first-ever interview as a band on the MacVoices' "Road to Macworld" series, so it seems only fair that we let you see them in action. Shot live at the Cirque Du Mac party at Macworld Expo, these unofficial, bootleg videos document the best party of Expo week and the best once-a-year band you'll ever see. Be sure to watch for a guest appearance by Andy Ihnatko on vocals.

For most of Macworld Expo week, Joe Kissell was deeply immersed in demonstrating and sharing information from his Take Control book, Take Control of VMWare Fusion. Joe shares his observations about Mac users interested in having the Windows option available to him, delivers some product picks from his time at the show, and talks about celebrating his birthday at Macworld Expo.

On Friday morning at Macworld Expo, John Grzeskowiak of RadTech takes some time to provide updates on a few of the many products RadTech offers. John gives us a sneak peak at their new OmniStand, talks about Otterbox updates, the latest bags from Spire and Lexie Barnes, the MacTruck, their precision mice and more. Buying from RadTech has many benefits, and John explains how they service not only the products they manufacture, but also the ones they distribute.

In the BeLight Software booth at Macworld Expo, Irina Stepanovska, Vice President of Marketing, talks about their latest release, Labels and Addresses, the easy way to print all types of labels and envelopes. Irina also gives us a sneak preview of BeLight's next product and their plans for Macworld Expo 2010.

Terry White wraps up the Adobe User Group and Professional Association Breakfast at Macworld Expo with more Photoshop CS4 features including GPU and camera RAW support, new zooming and iPhone-like navigation in images and more. Terry also talks about Acrobat.com and how it beat iWork.com to the punch, as well as Acrobat Connect Now, and the 3D capabilities of Photoshop CS4 Extended.

From the Adobe User Group and Professional Association Breakfast at Macworld Expo, Terry White shows off some of the new features in Adobe InDesign CS4, including proportional placing, smart guides, conditional text (and what it's good for), improvements in dealing with rotated text, active preflight and more.

At the Adobe User Group and Professional Association Breakfast at Macworld Expo, Terry White demonstrates some of the new power of Illustrator CS 4. With a focus on giving users easier access to frequently-used features, Terry shows off new gradient capabilities, multiple document support, Illustrator CS4's unified window, and some new intuitive drawing methods.

The Adobe User Group and Professional Association Breakfast at Macworld Expo opens with a welcome from Terry White, and then Dave Hemly shows off some of the almost magical video results that can be achieved with the newest versions of Adobe Premier Pro and After Effects. Dave demonstrates importing features, editing video directly from memory cards, still photo animation, and some amazing transcription technologies built into Adobe Encore and Adobe Soundbooth.

In the Boinx Software booth at Macworld Expo, Oliver Breidenbach gives us a tour of BoinxTV, the live video production software "for the rest of us." BoinxTV delivers high production value results through an innovative interface that is both easy and fun to work with. Oliver shows off a few of the features and their newest addition, support for MIDI-controlled camera switching.

At Macworld Expo, Mark Fuccio, Senior Director for Data Robotics, gives us the lowdown on the Drobo, the data storage robot that will help keep all your information safe. Mark talks about how it accomplishes that vital task, the Drobo's expandability and why it won't go out of date any time soon, what you need to put it on your network, and how they are adding value by developing applications that leverage the Drobo's capabilities.

Tom O'Connor, the Director of iStudio Publisher, talks about their new entry in the desktop publishing market. Postured somewhere between Adobe InDesign and Apple's Pages, iStudio Publisher offers an interface that gives the user easy access to sophisticated features and effects without the huge learning curve. Tom talks about how they are asking customers for feedback and feature suggestions, and why they can act on them quickly.

The CEO of mDialog, Greg Philpott, provides a tour of the many services they offer to new media creators. mDialog provies a wide range of options and features, including in-browser video encoding and uploading, encoding in up to three different resolutions, social networking tools, contest and survey engines, distribution options, iPhone support and even monetization options. Greg talks about why he finds this an exiting time in media creation and the part mDialog wants to play.