SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CLICK-AWAY 2016– X-Rite, Incorporated, the world leader in color management and measurement technologies (http://xritephoto.com/), is ...

X-Rite, Inc, along with recently acquired Pantone, Inc. today introduced ColorMunki, a breakthrough in both price and performance. Based on X-Rite and Pantone’s deep understanding of the photo and ...

Grand Rapids, Mich. — X-Rite and Pantone will introduce a line of color-management products for digital photography under the new ColorMunki brand, the firms said today. The line will consist of the ...

GRAND RAPIDS -- X-Rite, Inc., the world leader in color management, measurement and communication technologies, announced a new addition to the ColorMunki family of color calibration solutions -- the ...

If you have a display calibration tools that are out of date or not longer supported by newer OS (hint:Vista), now is the time to take advantage of X-rite trade up or cash in for ColorMunki Photo or ...

X-Rite has introduced a new product that should appeal to anyone that cares about the color of the photos on their computer. ColorMunki Photo’s aim is to give users a way to match colors quickly and ...

LAS VEGAS, NV– PMA 09 International Convention and Trade Show — March 2, 2009 — (NASDAQ: XRIT) X-Rite, Incorporated the world leader in color management and measurement technologies (www.xrite.com), ...

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X-Rite has been peddling color calibration solutions for a long time in its ColorMunki line of products. The company has announced the addition of a new entry-level color calibration solution called ...

X-Rite has been making color calibration devices for professional users and consumers for a long time. The company has announced a new entry-level color calibration device called the ColorMunki Smile.

This particular Colormunki has been lying around my various offices for a long time now, — perhaps more than a year — waiting to be reviewed. The reason is not laziness, but buggy software. You see, ...