ComponentOne Studio for Silverlight now includes built-in support for the most popular Microsoft Silverlight Toolkit themes including ExpressionDark, ExpressionLight, WhistlerBlue, RainerOrange, ShinyBlue, and BureauBlack

ComponentOne Chart for WPF, included in ComponentOne Studio for WPF, offers advanced features like OnLoad Animation for 3D Charts. ComponentOne Chart for WPF 2009 has new chart types: Radar, HighLowOpenClose, Candle, and Gantt

ComponentOne PDF for WinForms 2009 PDF now supports AcroForms/AcroFields support. You can create Acrobat forms with the following filed types: textbox, checkbox, radio button, push button, combo box, and list box

ComponentOne Studio for ASP.NET 2009 Release adds more interaction on the client-side with new lightweight, high-performance controls: GridView, ToolBar, Editor, Schedule, Calendar, and Input. ComponentOne Schedule for ASP.NET has the same object model as the classic ComponentOne WebSchedule for ASP.NET. With no effort, you can replace C1WebSchedule with C1Schedule and experience increased client-side interaction, better performance and styling, a smaller footprint, and more.

Add advanced data visualization to your Silverlight applications with ComponentOne DataGrid for Silverlight. The robust data-bound C1DataGrid control makes it easy to display, edit, and analyze tabular data in Silverlight applications. ComponentOne DataGrid for Silverlight 2009 now supports Microsoft Outlook-style grouping, Filtering Support, Row Merging and more advanced features.

Easily group, sort, filter, resize, and reorder columns at run time all through simple Microsoft Outlook-style drag-and-drop interaction

New in 2009, ComponentOne Gauges for Silverlight includes two controls, C1LinearGauge and C1RadialGauge that provide an intuitive and attractive way to display information graphically. Linear Gauge for Silverlight and Radial Gauge for Silverlight have properties that provide extensive customization without requiring any changes to the XAML template. Of course, if you prefer to use XAML and extend the customization even further, that’s also possible