Today we had an interview with Nero’s General Manager Patrick Peeters. Today it was announced that the company will be releasing Nero Linux 3.5, the latest update of the definitive burning solution for the Linux operating system. The update will allow users to access content on a variety of platforms and as Nero likes to put it ‘extends Nero’s technology expertise’.
The company is at the CeBIT with only one stand that is not open for the public. Peeters says that at other marketplaces this focus will be different, but CeBIT starts to become a place to meet business contacts. For the hardcore fan the company has a few products lined up at Trekstor’s stand.
Nero’s best seller is ofcourse the Nero Suite 8. Next week the company will have an update available on their website. The update will make the compatibility with HD formats better. It will also make the products interactivity stronger.
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