The new Kodak Directview Classic and Elite CR Systems are designed to perform a wide range of exams using standard Kodak Directview CR cassettes. The new systems include automatic image rendering that reportedly eliminates the need for technologists to identify each exam projection and allows users to create customized settings for image presentation (by exam type/body part). These systems also incorporate new image processing software.

GE Healthcare launched its new mobile Vivid S5 cardiovascular ultrasound system, created for multiple care areas, featuring a full-sized 17-inch LCD monitor, three active transducer connectors and room for on-board peripherals retained in a miniaturized console weighing less than 160 pounds.

The eNook Pro is designed to be a secure wall-mounted workspace, and may be used as a point-of-care, hallway station, a notebook desk or a walk-up computer workstation. The desk shelf may be flipped up to close and locked using a programmable numeric combination lock.

The eNook Pro is available in two models: one for LCD mounts and one for laptops. The LCD mount model has a VESA mount rail for the LCD and an integrated keyboard and mouse tray on the main shelf.

The Flexo Level 3 PACS stations are based on linear and corner designs that support multiple LCD monitors and work to address the needs of radiology departments as they make the transition into digital operation.

The Flexo Level 3 offer a choice of four different widths to suit various layouts and number of monitors, and features a triple-level telescopic frame available with standard fast crank adjustment or optional electric motors with built-in intelligent height memory, capable of instant sit-to-stand adjustment, according to the company.

Braun Medical Inc. launched the Curlin 6000 CMS, an ambulatory electronic infusion system which reportedly revolutionizes reliable, smart infusion technology with multitherapy applications, made possible through its distribution agreement with Curlin Medical Inc.