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Read the latest PC announcements From My Strategy Consultants, LLC. You can also search archived press releases by date and by category. ANNOUNCEMENTS October 30, 2006 Our new Product My Accounting Works is now available for purchase at our Store. The excitement has started. We are anticipating and are ready to answer your questions about our product. I long awaited for accounting package that will make your life easier. And we will stand behind our words to help you move foreward successfully into the future. And addisision to My Accounting Works three new product will be introduced shortly. The first is My Accounting Works Plus Version which will be due out the early in Janurary. The will include add feature like employee payroll and wages. The second will be a My Accounting Works POS. A very important part of a new start up of a retail business. Selling products and processing transactions via charge or debit card necessary for all businesses. Easy to use menus to allow the user to scan the upc and create a invoices on the fly
September 12, 2006 Our new accounting program “My Accounting Works” is do to be released in October. Unlike any accounting package that is offered, we believe that this is the first package that have shortest time to learn and use. Its for the business owner that doesn’t have the time to devote to learning everything there is to learn about accounting before being successful. “My Accounting Works” is a lean and mean package with features that make it fun to use. We really meant that last statement. There will be 4 different packages that will be released over the course of the next year. We at My Strategy Consultants, LLC are very excited about the news. We are anticipating great excitement for our clients. More news to come April 9,2006 MSC will be releasing three new products based upon the custom computer system that we design in the passed The first product that will be released is the Ravin Computer which has become our flag ship. Each part that goes into the Ravin computer has been very carefully considered. We believe that this machine out pace the other computers that are available in the computer industry. With is abstract case design it give it a fresh new look. One that reflects the details and effort that have gone in the designing the Ravin. The customer will have a choice of various add-on options for the Ravin. More Details to be released soon. The second product will be the Ravin Server. We are very excited about the Ravin Server. design for the small to mid businesses. It is using Intels dual core technology. With hot swapable Serial ATA Raid 0,1, 5 drives to protect your investment for the future. You and add option ports to have access to large external storage bays for a growing business. The final product is our new Account package designed for the business that need a package that is simple and easy to use and still gives you the time get back to the necessary tasks that make your business grow. We will be releasing it second quarter of this year. So Keep checking in to see what is new.
First Serial ATA Drives Hit Store Shelves
Seagate's 80GB, 120GB drives now available in Best Buy stores. Tom Mainelli, PCWorld.com Wednesday, March 26, 2003 Seagate's first hard drives using the new, faster Serial ATA interface are finally making their way into brick-and-mortar stores, making it easier for the average PC performance aficionado to find them. However, while the move to real-world retail is significant, it doesn't necessarily signal the technology's move into the mainstream--yet, says one industry analyst. Seagate's Barracuda SATA V drives in 80GB and 120GB capacities are available at suggested retail prices of $159 and $199. Best Buy has the drives now, and additional stores will offer them soon, says John Paulsen, a Seagate spokesperson. Arriving Slowly Seagate first began shipping the 7200 rpm Barracuda SATA V drives in November 2002, but previously they were available only through Web retailers. The move to brick and mortar stores makes it that much easier for early adopters to move to the new standard, Paulsen says. "This is the year that we expect to see volume ramping up," he says. "It's important that people building systems can future-proof their systems now." The drives carry a small premium over Seagate's parallel ATA versions of the same drives, he says. The 80GB parallel drive version sells for $140; the 120GB sells for $190. In addition, most users will need to purchase a PCI-based SATA card for about $50. Seagate is one of the first vendors to offer SATA drives for desktop PCs. Another major vendor, Maxtor, began shipping its 7200 rpm DiamondMax Plus 9 drives for desktops to online retailers in December, and plans to make them available in retail stores soon, according to a spokesperson. Another major player, Western Digital, has largely geared its early development toward enterprise products, says Dave Reinsel, research manager of hard disk drives and components at IDC. Advantages of SATA Seagate's move into brick and mortar stores with its Barracuda line should help begin the long process of educating consumers about the advantages of SATA, Reinsel says. From better transfer rates to smaller cables to hot-plug capabilities, the standard's capabilities and future aren't in question, he says. It's just a matter of time before it replaces the aging parallel ATA interface. "This isn't dipping our toes in the water--it has to happen," he says. The reason: As hard drive technology continues to improve, the parallel interface will become a bottleneck to performance, he says. Right now few drives can actually fill the 100MB per second interface of standard parallel ATA (Maxtor also supports a 133 MBps standard). The first PC World tests of shipping SATA drives proved this. But as drive densities continue to increase, it will become a problem, Reinsel says. Hard drive densities have grown by as much as 100 percent over the last few years.
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