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CyberLink , a leading developer of digital video software and e-learning solutions, announced plans today to demonstrate the latest digital video entertainment products for today’s mainstream computers jointly with BenQ at the upcoming CeBIT computer show.

Both CyberLink and BenQ share the same values of bringing enjoyment through technology. “At BenQ, ‘Enjoyment Matters”, said Mr. Rick Lei, Vice-President of BenQ Sales Operations. “Joybooks combine digital entertainment with computer processing. PowerDirector Pro and PowerDVD from CyberLink truly complete our mission to bringing the Digital Hub Concept to our Joybooks.”

BenQ will be displaying the Joybook’s digital video capabilities at their booth, using live demos of PowerDirector Pro and PowerDVD XP 4.0. Visitors will witness that complete digital video enjoyment - from video capturing, editing, authoring, and burning to full playback control - can be accessible on a Joybook.

In Hall 22, CyberLink will be utilizing BenQ’s line of LCD displays at their booth to demonstrate a number of digital video applications. The highlight of the display is the newest version of PowerDirector Pro 2.55 video editing software, which boasts the latest technological improvements to enhance rendered video quality. Other products on display include PowerProducer 1.0, the DVD movie making software, and the newest version of PowerDVD XP 4.0 that supports Dolby EX.

According to Alice H. Chang, CEO of CyberLink, “CyberLink’s mission is to advance the technology of digital video and audio for the enjoyment of people. This concept carries throughout our digital video applications by making them very user-friendly, yet powerful enough to meet users’ demands. Working with BenQ has been a great experience, as we both share the same core concepts and values.”