Exploring matter with Synchrotron Light is an interactive and detailed introduction to the physics and technology of radiation generated using accelerators and the corresponding widespread high-tech applications in science, medicine and engineering. Using the most advanced multimedia techniques today, the CD-ROM is conceived for a worldwide audience, both diverse and specialised, with students, scientists and industrialists as choice targets.

Grey is a 'different' screensaver that is not colourful but will make things happen all over your screen. Sound can be turned on/off.

Dark Solar System is a new 3d screensaver for Windows. This screensaver shows all planets of our solar system, uncluding Saturn's rings. It makes you able to know about dark matter and dark energy in our planet system. At the beginning of March, 2006 the satellite of China National Space Administration, DARKSTAR started operations, observing in neutrino the solar corona. We have placed this new information into our screensaver.

Brain Freeze - The Meltdown is a great puzzle game that exercises your grey matter. The saying, "Use it or lose it" doesn't just apply to your physical strength. It applies to your mental strength at too! The object of the game is to match the pictures hidden behind the game pieces on the game board. But there is a twist -- avoid a Brain Freezer !!! If you lose your concentration and click on the wrong game piece you will have a Brain Freeze!

This program is designed for students aged 9 - 12 in Primary 3 - 6. There are over 2000 challenging Science quizzes and structured questions to practise on. Topics include Matter, Living and non-living things, Plants, Animals, Reproduction, Energy, Forces, Simple machines, Water cycle, Environment, Astronomy, Biology, Human body systems, Materials, Magnets, etc. Questions are modelled closely to primary education curriculum.

Personal Memory Manager(c) makes you spin-off from the top in 3D: manage your knowledge and ideas in multiple perspectives. Create or import your notes into PMM and map them out like sticky or yellow notes on many whiteboards. You model and construct one essential "body of knowledge" representing your mind. From any bit you can recollect and visualize the whole information architecture surrounding it as context and improve on or learn from it!