Media Cybernetics Inc. of Silver Spring unveils Image-Pro Plus Version 6.0

From: The Daily Record (Baltimore) | Date: January 31, 2006| Author: Daily Record Staff & Wire Reports | Copyright information

Media Cybernetics Inc., of Silver Spring, a developer of image processing software, unveiled Image-Pro Plus Version 6.0, an update of its scientific image processing a...

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