Genesi is on the road and appearing at various shows and hosting their own don't-miss technology events highlighting the amazing Pegasos computer platform and the MorphOS operating system!

You can now keep up with Genesi's busy schedule and see where they'll be next by visiting the official event web pages at www.morphzone.org/shows and selecting the event you're interested in attending.

Upcoming events include appearances at established events like Amiwest in Sacramento, CA, AmigaFest in Dayton, OH and Genesi are planning their own events starting with Fort Worth, TX, New York City and some major events planned for Orlando, FL and the Washington, DC area.

Dave Fisher has finished his works on a completly updated and expanded IBrowse-documentation.

The new documentation breaks down into 25 chapters, that, from the installation over the usage of the program, tips and tricks to basic knowledge covers everything worth knowing about IBrowse and the internet.

The archive containing the documentation is 1,37 MB in size and is freely available in the IOSPIRIT download section.

The Amiga's best Shoutcast streamer has been updated: AmiNetRadio 2.0 is now available for download at anr.amigazeux.net!

Source: Amiga.org

Ron van Herk has just told morphos-news.de some first impressions from the show.

The show was very well visited, more than 100 users did attend. Genesi showed the VideoMicrowave, a prototype of the STB case and of course the Pegasos and MorphOS. People could play with 4 Pegasos and 1 AmigaOne computers. Most people were impressed by the VideoMicrowave and they also liked the shown beta versions of Bars'n'Pipes and FotoFoto for MorphOS. Some visitors also took the chance and bought a Pegasos board directly at the show at the ComputerCity booth.

You can see some pictures: HERE.

See the report on: MorphOS-News.de