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EPSON, a leading provider of technology products, has announced the launch of its user-friendly World Wide Web site located at www.epson.com. The site provides instant access to the latest news on EPSON products and services, allowing visitors to browse through, access, and respond to information on a wide
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EPSON, a leading global technology manufacturer, announced its intention to manufacture personal computers in Brazil, targeting the Brazilian market and the rest of Latin America. The move is part of the company's commitment to delivering multiple technologies, including personal computers, printers, and scanners, to the region. With this
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International Imaging Materials, Inc. (IIMAK) has signed an agreement with QMS, Inc. to acquire the right to sell QMS thermal transfer printer ribbons, paper, and overhead transparencies to approximately 1,500 North and South American customers. This acquisition will boost IIMAK's fiscal 1997 revenues by approximately $4 million
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Unitech Industries, Inc. has announced a significant increase in net income and net sales for the third quarter ended July 31, 1995. The company's net income soared 585% to $584,349, or $.09 per share, while net sales jumped 344% to $9.9 million. The increase in net
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As part of a strategic partnership between Storm Software and Acer America Corp., Storm's EasyPhoto software will be bundled with all models of Acer's new Aspire PCs, a line of state-of-the-art consumer electronic products designed specifically for home use. This integration will enable Aspire users to
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Storage Technology Corp. has announced that it will participate in the Hewlett-Packard Company Broadcast Strategic Partners Program, a technology and marketing collaboration, to provide a complete, fully integrated broadcast video server solution. The company's StorageTek MediaVault will be a key component of this solution, allowing broadcasters to capture
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Exabyte Corp. has appointed Bob LiVolsi to the newly created position of vice president of marketing for the company's new division dedicated to desktop and small network storage products, including Travan(TM) cartridge technology. LiVolsi brings nearly 20 years of high-technology sales, marketing, and management experience to the
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Ford Motor Company, a global leader in the automotive industry, has chosen Telxon Corporation as its exclusive supplier for 2.4 Ghz Wireless Spread Spectrum technology worldwide. This significant agreement includes over 200 manufacturing and distribution sites globally, leveraging Telxon's wireless technology for applications such as Quality-Based solutions,
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Hewlett-Packard Company recently announced the release of the HP E3631A programmable power supply, a highly advanced and versatile product that combines the HP-IB and RS-232 interfaces into one product. This innovative power supply provides a triple output, allowing users to power different circuits and components with ease. The device is
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The Network Connection, Inc. (TNCi), a leading manufacturer of Digital Video and Multimedia File Server Technology, has been awarded a contract by the U.S. Air Force for the supply of video server equipment, computer stations, and software development. This contract is valued at $150,000 and represents another significant
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Dallas-based PC Service Source Inc. has signed an agreement with AST Computer to provide end-of-life spare parts support for GRiD products no longer being manufactured. The agreement includes support for notebooks, desktops, and personal digital assistants, which were previously marketed by AST after the company's acquisition of GRiD
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ATI Technologies Inc., a leading manufacturer of graphics accelerators, has announced the release of new drivers and utilities specifically designed to optimize the performance of Windows 95. The new drivers, dubbed "mach64," are targeted at ATI's graphics accelerators and are designed to unlock the full potential
