New Zealand Engineering 1998 March

Marketplace

Kingdom Pty Ltd of Australia has been appointed as Central Data's master distributor in Australia and New Zealand for their full line of asynchronous serial port expansion units and associated products. Phone +61-2-9975 3272.

CLEAR's nationwide data network has been awarded Cisco Powered Network status, and is the first organisation in New Zealand to meet this quality standard.

Autodesk of Australia has announced the availability of Autodesk View 2.0 software which delivers real-time pan and zoom viewing capabilities of AutoCAD Release 9 - 14 DWG, DXF, ACIS and DWF files. The software makes it easier for customers to share information on a project by letting design users quickly access and provide feedback on design data without altering the original image. Tel +61-2-9844 8032. For more information visit

http://www.autodesk.com.au

Wandel and Goltermann of Australia has launched an OMK-6 optical test kit for power level and attenuation measurements on single mode fibres. Phone 0-4-495 2290 (Wellington contact).

Business Distributors of Christchurch has released REX, a PCMCIA Type II card with an LCD screen. This allows the user to view all PC organiser data anytime, anywhere. The credit-card sized REX holds up to 3,000 pieces of information. For more information phone 0-3-365 0224.

Mita NZ Ltd has introduced a new A2 copier/plan printer. The Mita DC A2FN is an A2 copier able to sort, stable and auto document feed A4 and A3 documents. Phone 0-9-415 4517. Telecom has two new services: XTRA, Telecom's Internet service, has launched an innovative online international travel service (http://www.xtra.co.nz). The company is also trialling ADSL (Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Line) which allows high speed data transmission over the existing telephone lines, with 300 residents in the Wellington suburbs of Khandallah and Ngaio.

Mita's A2 copier/plan printer