July 2, 2007
Michael’s Computers MX8 - World’s Proven Best and Fastest Computer now with latest Intel Pentium 4 3600MHz Processor.
World’s Proven Best and Fastest Computer with P4 3.6GHz Processor- Michael’s Computers MX8 System with exclusive SATA-X INSTANT Hard Drives up to 500GB. MX8 is the proven fastest computer used worldwide. Used by US Navy, Quanitico Marine Base, Disney Studios, Boeing, High End Gamers all over the United States and WorldWide. Constantly outperforming Dell, HP, Gateway, Alienware and Apple.
Marina Del Rey, CA (PRWEB) September 29, 2004 — MX8 - World’s PROVEN only Personal Computer to perform operations instantly. Side by side any other computers, Michael’s MX8 outperforms the competition consistently. As seen in Maximum PC, Wall Street Journal and much more.
Latest Processor - Intel Pentium 4 3600MHz Processor with SSE3 Instruction set outperforms AMD and all Apple processors. Combined with Michael’s MX8 SATA-X Hyperdrives, (more than 4X Faster than any other hard drives), Michael’s Computers continue to be the world’s only instant computer systems and most reliable with a rock solid 8 year warranty….there is no computer on the market that performs as best as the MX8 day in and day out. Compare to ANY system and you just won’t find the speed or power better than in a Michael’s Computers MX8.
ATI’s x800 Video Card is IN! And you NEED this human reality visual card! Graphics are ultra REAL! 65% FASTER than previous Radeon 9800XT Pro!
“When someone hears about Michael’s fastest computers they have to own one” - 1000’s of clients worldwide voice the same after seeing a system from Michael’s Computers. That’s why those who use Michael’s Computers are the only fortunate customers to experience near CLICK INSTANT performance. Outdated computers are those that when you click something, you have to wait for it to load to come on. All programs launch instantly on Michael’s Computers MX8.
Michael’s MX8 Tower continues to be the most powerful Desktop in the world. Featuring the NEW Intel 3600MHz Pentium 4 ‘E’ processor, it outperforms it’s nearest competition 12X faster than Apple’s G5 Dual 2.5GHz!. Significantly faster due to Michael’s integration of over 1024MB of PC4200 DDR Memory, SATA-X Hyper Drives, ATI’s VERY latest X800 Video or Nvidia’s latest 6800 256MB DDR Video Card - Technology developed by Industrial Light and Magic (a George Lucas Company) or ATI’s Radeon 256MB x800 8X AGP Video Card (updated with Direct X 9.01b), SoundBlaster’s Platinum Audigy ZX 108dB Soundboards (up to 7.1 Surround Sound), 8X DVD Re-Writeable, 52X CD-R’s, and SO MUCH MORE!
“I can invite some of my friends to come check out my MX8 and see what it can do. I know they will be in awe. I surely was. Thanks again Michael for the incredible systems you build. This is the FASTEST production computer I ever had” –Darryll Patterson, Belle Glade, Florida
Michael’s Computers invites you to stop by www.MichaelsComputers.com today and by simply asking, they will install an extra 512MB of PC4000 DDR MEMORY FREE!
There is never a point in buying a system, unless you have stellar software to run and show off the performance. Michael’s Computers bundles top of the line software that makes computing more useful, productive and fun.
With the longest 8 year warranties in the business, world’s only proven systems to load programs and run operations nearly instantly, best service and web posted benchmarks, Michael’s Computers have personally proven to have manufactured the perfect computer system, both desktops and laptops, for the professional and gamer user.
United States Navy Sidewinder Missile Division in California - “We have computers from every company, and your MX Systems surpass every computer we have ever tested. Our technicians saw your latest systems and they practically drooled over them”
Where parts may be similar, side by side, no other computer can be as instant or as fast. Many wonder how this is possible? Simple explanation - Ever wonder how one V8 engine in a car can be beat by another manufactures V8 in another car? It’s always the way a system is built and optimized that makes the total difference.
Who builds your system at Dell, Compaq, Gateway, HP, IBM, Alienware or any other company? Do you actually get to know the maker? Why do you think more people trust Michael’s Computers?
About Michael’s Computers
Michael’s Computers, founded in 1996, is the world leader in design and manufacturing of the highest performance computer systems under the brand names MX8 (Previously MX7 which the MX stands for “Michael’s Xtreme” and the number stands for years in warranty AND business). The company does 100 Percent business online and can be contacted by mail at 4712 Admiralty Way, Suite 359, Marina Del Rey, Ca 90292.
Michael’s Computers have been designing world performance systems for Gamers, Web Designers, 3D Cad Designers, Law Offices, Realtors, Doctors, Movie Producers, Audio Enthusiasts and personal within the US Navy, US Air Force and US Marine Corp since 1996.
Michael’s Computers systems are sold throughout the United States and also ship as far as Canada, Alaska, Ireland, Australia, Germany, UK and London.
Michael’s Computers are sold exclusively online at MichaelsComputers.com
Owner: Mike J Gonzales
Company http://MichaelsComputers.com California/Worldwide
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TFI Provides Technology Trends for 2007
For the third year running, Technology Futures, Inc. (TFI) provides a list of forward-looking trends for the coming year that will have significant impact on companies that use technology for competitive advantage. Commenting on the list, the author, David Smith (Vice President, TFI) states, “2005 and 2006 were periods spent building capacity and capabilities. We characterize 2007 as one of transition. We see tipping points in several technology areas, consequently positioning many companies in a multitude of markets. Two examples of these tipping points are broadband penetration and the death of single core processing chips.”
Austin, TX (PRWEB) December 29, 2006 — For the third year running, Technology Futures, Inc. (TFI) provides a list of forward-looking trends for the coming year that will have significant impact on companies that use technology for competitive advantage. Commenting on the list, the author, David Smith (Vice President, TFI) states, “2005 and 2006 were periods spent building capacity and capabilities. We characterize 2007 as one of transition. We see tipping points in several technology areas, consequently positioning many companies in a multitude of markets. Two examples of these tipping points are broadband penetration and the death of single core processing chips.”
The list below provides more information on these trends and others that will be of great consequence to those involved with global business, technology business process, science and universities, government agencies, federal labs, corporate labs, and technology savvy consumers.
SIGNIFICANT TECHNOLOGY TRENDS FOR 2007:
(1) Broadband and high-speed wireless penetration rapidly increases, as does the growth of new applications that can exploit these higher speeds.
In 2007 we begin to see broadband (wireless and terrestrial) exploited for new markets as well as dramatic changes in old markets. A good example is in 2007 more money will be spent for online advertising than for print advertising. The digital home will reach a tipping point with the integration of electronic gaming, MP3/high DEF audio, do it yourself (DIY) content production (such as Google youtube and the media content of MySpace), high definition television, and increasing demand for IPTV using new generation game consoles and set-top boxes. This do-it-yourself content creation will vastly expand on P2P networks, and will ride on the back of expanding computing power, storage expansion, broadband penetration, and Reeds law of community building. Social networking, which took off during 2006, will expand during 2007 to further personalize life on-line. This personalization will be both media intensive, such as on MySpace, and content intensive, such as the Google personal homepage, which is the fastest-growing of all Google products.
(2) The IT world sees several tipping points with the death of single core processors and the emergence of multicore as the standard. This change will have rippling effects throughout the industry.
Programming will have to adapt from the old linear approach to a new image-based model, which takes into account more fully the potential of synchronized parallel processing and new storage capabilities. Part of this new storage capability is that 2007 will be the year that flash memory hits the mainstream. During 2007, approximately 17 different fabs will be put into production, and the vast majority of these fabs will produce flash chips. We will see major technology companies introducing computers without a disk drive, with flash being considerably faster and more durable than the current disk drives. The new OSs from Microsoft and Apple will take advantage of this flash, and the increased capacity will usher in new applications in the mobile domain. Flash memory can be multiported, adding to the potential of synchronized parallel processing.
(3) Digital Convergence enters a new stage of growth and finally begins to exploit the benefits of horizontal digital convergence.
The need for higher profits, value partnering, and time compression forces traditional companies to look for solutions and capabilities outside of their traditional vertical industries. An example is the health industry looking at the new Nintendo Wii game console, with its motion sensitive controllers, as a way to motivate exercise and physical therapy. This horizontal convergence will be further built upon the transitioning of outsourcing to smart sourcing. Smart sourcing is when organizations utilize the Reeds law approach of self forming groups to help identify, jointly design, and jointly produce products that are not in the organizations core competencies. This is particularly important as the design and product lifecycles continue to compress, and new convergence products reach beyond traditional product lines. With the growth of broadband Internet, smart phones and devices, and various always-on product and tools, the timing is right to exploit these new capabilities.
(4) The corporate scorecard is in transition. Global mergers and acquisitions continue to grow–the consolidation fueled by Sarbanes-Oxley Act compliance.
These mergers and acquisitions will enable cross enterprise processes, and will position companies to take better advantage of the first three trends. This trend will also help change the definition of the corporate home office. Most senior executives will increasingly work in locations other than their traditional corporate suite. This will accelerate the growth of software mini-applications that will bring business intelligence and information from the Web to you on whatever device youre using, and in whatever location you happen to be in. A particular winner will be the Pacific Rim with ChinaPan (China and Japan) exploiting self forming groups, ubiquitous processing, communications, and digital convergence to usher in a new integrated, non-vertical industry centric science/design/manufacturing center to support globally developed IP.
(5) The first market acceptance of smart phones for mobile commerce and epayments in North America is seen. This furthers the importance of smart phones and smart devices to the expanding impact of the Internet.
At the end of 2006, Internet penetration was only about 20% worldwide. Most of the new users first experience on the Internet will be on handheld devices, and not desktop or notebook computing devices. This growth of new users will see new applications being developed to support mobile commerce and epayments. Full acceptance of epayments in North America is still 3 to 5 years away, but the positioning and acceptance will reach market acceleration by the end of 2007.
(6) The threat to security and privacy continues to be real, with a focus on authentication issues and the shifting digital rights management for devices outside traditional computing tools.
New classes of applications that focus on Internet protocol being used more widely across devices outside traditional computing tools create continuing challenges.
(7) The age of Bio continues to grow in importance as new products from the industry consolidations of 2006 begin coming to market in 2007/2008.
Digital convergence also impacts the age of Bio with evidence-based medicine being enabled by the horizontal convergence of multiple industries.
Author Mr. Smith would be glad to be interviewed for articles on trends for 2007 and beyond. We also welcome the press to use this material, citing David Smith and Technology Futures, Inc. as sources. Mr. Smiths bio can be found at http://www.tfi.com/staff/bios/smithd.html An electronic copy of his picture is available at http://www.tfi.com/graphics/pressroom/SmithDc300dpi4×6.jpg
Mr. Smith has been actively involved in technology management and forecasting for more than 30 years. Since joining TFI in 1996, he has assisted in creating and implementing plans for such organizations as Boeing, CIA, Coca-Cola, Department of Defense, Embraer, Hughes, Intel, Compaq, Kodak, Kyocera, Lockheed Martin, National Security Agency, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, and Sun Microsystems. He is also a popular speaker and is regularly quoted.
For almost 30 years, TFI has helped organizations plan for the future by offering outstanding technology forecasting, strategic planning, trend analysis, and strategic market research services in high-technology and telecom technologies. TFI excels at relating emerging trends to the specific interests of clients and media, and providing a future-focused analysis of what developments and opportunities can be expected in the near and more distant future in a particular industry or organization. Drawing on proven, quantifiable forecasting methods and strategic applications, we combine the vision of the futurist with the down-to-earth judgment of the technologist. Let us be “Your Bridge to the Future.”
PRESS CONTACT: Please contact Ms. Carrie Vanston at (800) TEK-FUTR, (512) 258-8898, or by email with questions or comments or to arrange an interview with Mr. Smith, or other experts at TFI. We are always happy to comment on the subjects of technology and telecom trends. We welcome you to visit our website at http://www.tfi.com and our “Press Room” at http://www.tfi.com/pressroom/index.html
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