Yesterday I visited SonyStyle (Official Sony Store) Taipei in Taipei 101.
They had all the VAIO laptops on display, as well as all the Alpha Cameras and Lenses! (and everything else too…)

I was a bit disappointed to see that Sony has not yet released any notebooks with the new Core i7 Mobile processors. I hope they do soon. Not because I’m planning to purchase, but so I can keep bragging Sony.

I tried out the flagship Alpha (Sony DSLR) cameras – A900 and A850. They were really robust in comparison with my feeble, yet noble A200… actually, those machines made my A200 feel like a toy.
I wanted to compare the RAW files and IQ (Image Quality) of those Sony Alpha Flagships, so I inserted my memory card into the demo cameras. They were very snappy – taking pictures silently and very rapidly. Autofocus was above par and speed incomparable.
I also tried out the wide angle lens (Sony SAL 11mm-18mm) on my own A200. I snapped a few shots to analyse later when I return home.

Sony DSLR a850

When I returned… to my SHOCK, I realised that the A850* corrupted my memory card. It had changed the file system to some weird thing with files renamed to strange characters with all the files unopen-able, yet readable. (It may have changed everything to Japanese or Taiwanese.

*I ruled out the A900 because I used another memory card for that, and everything was intact.

I lost about 300 photos! – Luckily, I recovered about 200 of them…

I’m currently at the Sony Authorised Service Center sending my VAIO in for repair. I broke it… *wink wink*

The Service here is quite good, the consultants are very knowledgeable about their products and their average service times are about one week.

I hope I come back with a new* VAIO
*new as in, fixed – like new…

Playset includes Ferrari 550 Maranello. This was my Christmas gift from my wife last December 2008 from SM Sta. Rosa.

Other cars:
Ferrari 456M
Ferrari 360 Modena

So I took my car to Wal-Mart service center this morning because it was acting funny. When I got there I explained the problem and the technician told me it sounded like I needed to have my tires balanced and rotated. So after taking a look at it the technician confirmed that yes I needed to have the balance and rotation. I told him it was cool and I went inside the store to look around get a snack and wait for the car to be repaired. After about an hour the technician looked in the window of the waiting room and gave me the big thumbs up that everything was cool. I paid the cashier for the service which also included an extra $10.00 for free rotation and balancing for the life of the car. Half way into my drive to work I notice the car was still acting funny so after work I took it back. One of the technicians told me, “oh you need an alignment and oh yeah we don’t do those here.” Excuse me? How are you going to have a tire center and not do alignments? So I politely asked him to tell me why was it that they took my money and did a half service? And the manager admitted to me that some of the guys working there are inexperienced and they are not real mechanics. What??? How are they going to employ incompetent people who know nothing about car repair?  This is a hot ass mess!! So I told him look I paid for this and I need someone to look at my car. He then went over and talked with another fucktard and came back to tell me basically they had no need to look at it a second time because they were sure it needed alignment. I told all of them that they were cheating and scamming me out of my money and  I told him that I would be sure to call the coporate office and report all of their asses. I got all of their names and I am shutting them down Moday and I am pushing for a refund.  Don’t go to Wal-Mart service center unless you want your car screwed up. Dirty Fuckers!

Saya mempunya Mac Book white yang saya beli dari E Store Ratu Plaza, dan saat ini kamera laptop saya rusak. Karena laptop saya telah habis masa garansinya, maka saya dikenakan biaya pengecekan. Saya pikir laptop saya akan dibongkar untuk mengetahui kondisi hardware kamera saya, tetapi ternyata pengecekan yang berbiaya Rp75.000 tidak dengan pengecekan kondisi hardware.

Kalau ngecek dari desktop saja, saya juga tahu kalau kamera laptop saya mati. Lalu saya bayar Rp75.000 untuk apa? yang lebih saya tidak suka lagi sepertinya orang yang mengecek laptop saya menggunakan laptop saya untuk online di account pribadinya selama dua hari berturut-turut dan sang teknisi merubah settingan folder pada desktop saya sehingga tidak bisa saya kembalikan pada posisi semula!

Saya kecewa sekali dengan kinerja dan profesionalitas Apple Servis Center saat ini, karena sebelumnya saya pernah menyervis di tempat yang sama, tetapi tidak ada masalah dan sang teknisi tidak mengganggu settingan desktop saya! Semoga ada pihak E Store atau Apple Servis Center Ratu Plaza yang perduli atas keluhan saya! Terima kasih.

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The softer your tires are, the greater the friction between the road and the rubber and the harder your engine will have to work to get you where you’re going. When we check tire pressure on our customers’ cars, we notice that they are often nowhere near the recommended pressure. And being off by as little as four pounds of pressure can reduce your mileage by 10 percent.

Don’t get us wrong: This doesn’t mean you should overinflate your tires (you don’t want to be riding on stale bagels). Too much air in your tires can seriously jeopardize your car’s handling–not to mention cause a tire to explode. But you DO want keep your tires right at the recommended pressure, which represents a good balance between ride, handling, and fuel efficiency.

Make sure your battery and charging system are up to snuff.

You need to have us check the battery, charging system, and belts. Your battery can leave you stranded simply because it’s old and lousy. Or it could leave you stranded because your charging system isn’t working well, and the battery isn’t getting charged properly. So have your mechanic check the battery and charging system.

If you find that you need a new battery, get the biggest, meanest, ugliest battery that will fit in your car. Two things to remember about batteries: First, the battery that started your car easily in the summer may not have enough oomph to do it in winter. In winter, the engine is harder to start, because the oil isn’t as “fluid” as it was last July. And secondly, batteries lose power as the temperature drops (you remember your high school chem- istry, right?). So not only do you need MORE power to start the engine in winter, you also get LESS power from the same battery.

Batteries are rated by a measure called “cold cranking amps” (CCA), the maximum number of amps that the battery can deliver at zero degrees (F) for 30 seconds. Good, powerful batteries are rated at or above 600 CCA. We’ve never really liked this CCA rating because some batteries rated at 600 CCA can just barely make the 30-second criterion, and some can pump it out much longer – clearly better batteries. Along came our pals at Consumer Reports. When they rate batteries, they do the CCA test and report how long the battery puts out the 600 amps. Great, says us. So take a look at their ratings for the lowdown.

Make sure your windshield wipers are in good shape.

Be sure your current wiper blades clean the windshield well, and allow you to see clearly in wet weather. Even when there’s no active precipitation, water from melting snow and slush or truck tires is often thrown up onto your windshield. And if you can’t see, you can’t drive very well.

When using your wipers in the winter, remember to turn them off BEFORE shutting off the engine. Why? Water frequently freezes overnight during the winter. And if your blades freeze to the windshield, when you go to start your car, the wiper motor may burn out trying to get them back to the “rest position,” while you’re sitting there wondering, “What’s that burning smell?”

We know that all tires rotate. But we’re talking about another kind of rotation — rotating tires to different corners of the car and maybe even reversing the direction in which they turn.

Many tires are rotated front-to-back and side-to-side, but some tires are directional, which means they’re only supposed to turn in one direction. They have to stay on the same side of the car. Directional tires often have arrows on the tire’s sidewall to show you the direction in which they should turn.

If you’re not sure which kind of tires you have, check with us at Grand Prix when we service your vehicle.  And we gladly offer free tire rotation to our customers!

Simply put, power-steering fluid is the hydraulic fluid that transmits the power in power steering. Servicing it involves draining or flushing out your car’s old power-steering fluid and then adding fresh power steering fluid.

In power rack-and-pinion steering, fluid pressurized by the pump pushes on either side of a piston mounted to the rack, helping you turn the wheels.

The fluid is the cheapest component of your power-steering system. Changing it can help to prolong the life of other, more expensive power-steering components such as the power-steering pump and the stratospherically expensive power-steering rack.

Changing your vehicle’s oil is one of the most important things you can do to avoid bringing large bags of money to your mechanic later on.

However, there’s a lot of controversy about exactly when engine oil gets old and how often it should be replaced with new oil. Because there are many factors at work — how you drive, the condition and age of the engine, the external environment you drive in, and stop-and-go versus highway driving — it’s an inexact science. Owner’s manual recommendations for oil and filter changes vary from 3,000 to 10,000 miles.

Nearly 40 years ago, Jerry Palanjian founded a family business focused on providing the best products available in the market and the kind of attentive customer service that keeps people coming back. Jerry knew that repeat business was the way to build his business, which is why each customer that came in was treated like family, with care and respect—just like they’re treated today.

From its most humble beginnings to growing into Orange County’s premier independent Tire, Wheel and Service Center, the foundation of Grand Prix Performance remains firm. Jerry runs the family business with the same philosophy he built his business on: a steadfast commitment to exceptional customer service, expertise and selection.

With an increasing number of holiday festivities being held in the home this year, we’re all looking for creative and cost effective ways to spruce up our table settings and create a look that will impress our guests. When it comes to setting your Thanksgiving table, options for the adventurous host are limitless. What are the hottest trends for you to bring to your table this year? Here are a few ideas that will take your Thanksgiving table from ordinary to extraordinary:

Color, Texture and Mix – Match:

In table linens and accessories, this year we are seeing rich, saturated colours. We are also seeing a lot of texture and the mixing and matching of patterns with solids. There are a lot of options out there to do something warm and inviting.

Color Trends

Warm tones have always been popular for Fall and that continues with some of the biggest trends in colour combinations this year. Some of those include:
- Deep Spice and Aubergine with muted Gold accents – Dark Chocolate with Blues and Gray accents – Olive Green, Aubergine and softer greens as accents – Dark Chocolate, Taupe and Natural

Tabletop Decor

- Use things that you already have in your home – pull out your 3 or 4 of your favourite vases of different heights. Use complementary colors of fresh flowers for a simple and stunning arrangement. Fill three or four vases and/or glass bowls with different colors and sizes of ornaments, fruits, leaves – anything with color and texture that will create visual excitement.

- Your guests are all unique – why not celebrate their individuality? Use different patterns and/or colors of napkin rings that match their unique personalities. Are they simple or sophisticated? Fun or formal? Unpredictable or conservative? Show them you care with a little customization to complement your table linens.

- Candles are always a dramatic and cost effective way to make a statement – use votives at each place setting with a name card and emphasize beautiful table linens for a classy and simple look. Or go more dramatic and cluster your favourite candle sticks of varying heights and looks as a centerpiece. Use colors that complement or match your dishes, glasses and table linens.

- Nothing brings subtle sophistication to your table like a well-selected runner. Use one the length of the table plus 12 inches to hang over the edge (usually a 90″ or longer) as the perfect centerpiece. If you are using a solid tablecloth or placemats, make sure to jazz it up with a festive pattern. If you have a patterned look already, use a vibrant solid runner that picks up on one of the colors in your runner.

- Use 2 napkins instead of one with a napkin ring. With a solid napkin inside, and a more decorative napkin on the outside.

When setting your table, just remember: do what feels right for the mood. A casual gathering calls for a relaxed setting. A formal meal should feel that way at the table. Either way, it doesn’t take much to elevate your in-home dining experience. Replacing an old tablecloth with something fresh an exciting, and adding a few simple table accessories can go a long way to impressing your guests. It’s that time of year when family gatherings abound and everyone spends countless hours congregating around the dinner table. With the hours spent preparing the perfect meal, make sure you don’t forget to finish it off with the perfect setting.

Consumer Reports has just released results from its annual reliability survey and the findings are clear:

Mitsubishi has made major gains and ranks ahead of Nissan, Mazda, Kia, Suzuki, Subaru and Hyundai, BMW, Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, Lexus, and Porsche

Please share this great news with everyone

Also don’t forget:

Mitsubishi is offering special rates to Sam’s Club members.  0.0% APR for 60 months on 2009 Eclipse, 2009 Spyder, 2010 Endeavor and 2010 Galant with approved credit.

Did you forget about the Endeavor? Don’t feel bad, most people have. In fact, Mitsubishi even forgot to offer a 2009 model. But that doesn’t mean you should forget to look at the Endeavor if you are in the market for a mid-sized CUV.

Back in 2003, the then new Endeavor beat out heavy hitters like the Nissan Murano, Toyota Highlander and Honda Pilot in an Edmunds comparison test. It won that comparison test not by outright dominating, but by being consistently competent.

Though little changed since then, the core features that helped take the top slot in that comparison test are still present today. Edmunds editors noted the Endeavor’s well-balanced ride and handling dynamics, a gutsy V6, a roomy, comfortable cabin and solid build quality.

But time waits for no CUV, and the losers in that comparison have all been redesigned since then, while the Endeavor has soldiered on without an update and with few changes. So in the absence of a redesign, Mitsubishi is endeavoring to sell more of their mid-sized CUV by offering up some attractive incentives. Read about them after the jump.

Now through the end of September, customers can choose between $3500 cash back or 0% financing for up to 48 months and 1.9% financing for up to 60 months. If you can still find a 2008 model on dealer lots, there is $4000 dealer cash available, but no special finance rates.

While the Endeavor doesn’t offer some of the latest wiz-bang features, it does offer a package that is safe, roomy and comfortable. With these latest incentives, it is also more affordable. For many, that is all they ask for in their vehicle.

http://blogs.edmunds.com/strategies/2009/09/deal-of-the-week-mitsubishi-endeavor.html

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Lancer Ralliart Review

streetfire.com (10/21/2009)
“Eighty percent of the fun of an Evo, for about $10,000 less.”
“I really like the grippy Recaro seats. They have nice bolstering on the sides”

Lancer Sportback Ralliart Reviews

National Post [CANADA] (10/15/2009), Vancouver Sun (10/15/2009), The Province (10/16/2009), Montreal Gazette (10/16/2009), Driving (10/18/2009)
“It is a seriously fast car that seems to relish being pushed toward redline.”
“The all-wheel-drive system is very proficient in all it does…Layering the system’s proactive nature with front and rear limited-slip differentials means that getting the Ralliart unglued is darned near impossible. It is a dynamically balanced system that inspires confidence.”
“The suspension does a good job of balancing the handling characteristics with the ride quality. There is very little body roll, yet the suspenders soak up all but the roughest patches of pavement without missing a beat.”
“Of course, if things do come unravelled, there is a good electronic stability/traction control system waiting to rein things in. Even when flirting with the limits of adhesion, the system rarely has to step in such is the Ralliart’s cornering tenacity.”
“The Lancer Sportback Ralliart is a quick ride that handles like the dickens, has a very good all-wheel-drive system and some of the best bucket seats in the industry. In short, the Lancer Sportback Ralliart is best described as an eight-tenths Evolution.”

cars.com, Chicago Tribune (10/15/2009)
“Mitsubishi’s new Lancer Sportback is a combination that’s safe to call a success. Blending the sporty shape of a coupe with the functionality of a four-door hatchback, the Lancer Sportback has plenty of style to go along with its versatility. It’s also a lot of fun to drive.”
“I give Mitsubishi credit for taking a risk with the Sportback’s styling rather than creating just another traditional hatchback.”
“Lancer Sportback reminds me a lot of the Mazda3 because its chassis and steering tuning encourage you to have a little fun when the road bends.”
“The suspension does a nice job managing body motions while still allowing the car to have a playful, lively feel to it. The nimble chassis is complemented by its quick-reacting steering.”
“The manual shifter moves precisely through the gears, and its throws are short. The light clutch pedal is easy on your leg, and it engages easily, which makes for smooth takeoffs.”
“What’s likely going to draw shoppers to the Sportback is its styling, which notably departs from the hatchback norm. There’s a lot more to the car than looks, though, which is why it compares favorably with the Mazda3 and Impreza hatchbacks. On the whole, it’s a well-executed addition to Mitsubishi’s Lancer lineup.”

Eclipse Review

Toronto Globe and Mail (10/15/2009)
“The ride and handling is more fun and spirited than the base model. The deep engine tone is also exhilarating, especially when you put the pedal to the metal.”
“The interior of the Eclipse is well laid out and user-friendly. Large, round HVAC dials are easy to use and find. The black-face meters with ice-blue illumination add a pleasant and youthful feel to the cabin while remaining easy to read even in the dark.”
“The exterior is attractive with long, clean-flowing lines from front to fear. My tester’s solar yellow paint is a knockout.”

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Outlander Reviews

KBB names Outlander one of the “Top 10 Tailgating Cars in America”.

Lancer Sportback Reviews

Saskatoon [CAN] Star Phoenix 9/4/2009
“The Sportback performed flawlessly.  Doing the day-to-day things is a lot easier when the vehicle is suited to the task, and the Sportback rose to the occasion every time.”
“Working the transmission was considerably more fun than just leaving it in drive. Mitsubishi has chosen to have actual gear ratio “steps” in its CVT transmission. This means that when you give a tug on the paddle shifter, you can actually feel a gear change.”

Weekly Voice [CAN] 9/5/2009
“Thanks to its extra-roofline, there is much more space for you to haul your stuff in. So if you have baby strollers to lug around, this would come in handy.”
“The ride is quite plush, think of it as a mini Cadillac and you’ll get the idea.”

Carconnection.com 8/7/2009
“The Sportback appears a bit roomier than the Subaru Impreza WRX in the cargo area….Also of note is that the hatch opens down all the way to the bumper, for especially easy loading.”
“No manual transmission is offered on the Ralliart Sportback as of yet, but the Twin Clutch gearbox remains a favorite of TheCarConnection.com, pulling off quicker shifts under power than almost any skilled driver would be capable of, while not bringing the fuel-economy penalty in real-world driving that often accompanies traditional automatics.”
“Overall, there’s a lot to love in the Sportback’s package, including a lot more practicality without a significant difference in the driving experience versus the sedan.”
“The Ralliart trumps the WRX in steering feel.”

Lancer Ralliart Review

Autocraze.com 8/28/2009
“Has loads of power, handling is great, has a dual-clutch transmission and an AWD system that offers some of the finest rallying experiences.”
“Offers an experience like no other machine in its range.”
“Mitsu has gone absolutely bonkers on this one, trying to make one of the best rally cars available to the common man.”
“I have no qualms about the Ralliart. It just has so much to offer. This is the perfect machine to tackle down winding corners on the highest mountains without the fear of falling of the cliff.”

CNET 8/20/2009
“With its dual-clutch transmission and all-wheel-drive system, the 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer Ralliart delivers exciting performance on twisty roads.”
“An excellent car for weekend sport driving.”
“The Lancer Ralliart squeezes power out of a 2-liter four-cylinder engine through the use of a turbocharger and variable valve timing, then puts it to the wheels that need it most with its advanced all-wheel-drive system. The result is some of the most impressive cornering performance on the most difficult roads we’ve found.”

Carconnection.com 8/8/2009
“Mitsubishi detunes the Evolution’s engine but at the same time makes it more drivable for most everyday users in the 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer Ralliart. The results are impressive.”
“The 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer Ralliart might be the new king of the budget thrill rides.”
“The 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer Ralliart’s body is as sound as they come.”

Examiner 8/4/2009
“The Ralliart bridges the gap between the fun Lancer GTS and the awe-inspiring Evo by taking the best points of each and placing them in a balanced, affordable package.”
“Driving the Ralliart is a joy…perfect for a brisk drive down a winding country road….The Ralliart moves sinuously through curves – not as flat as the Evo, but definitely a true sports car.”
“Subaru’s latest interpretation of the Impreza line has met with lukewarm support from the press and enthusiast community, so Mitsubishi is poised to capitalize on that weakness with the Ralliart.”
“The bottom line on the Lancer Ralliart is that Mitsubishi has hit that same sweet spot formerly occupied by the Porsche 356SC and the Ferrari GT Berlinetta Lusso. Those are the cars Ferry Porsche and Enzo Ferrari chose to be their own daily drivers. Why not choose a Lancer Ralliart for yours?”

Eclipse Spyder Review

London [ONT} Free Press 9/4/2009
“I’m a sucker for this car, which I still think is one of the prettiest on the planet.”
“The GT-P gets a new dual exhaust, which not only produces a great sound but unleashes a few more horses from the 3.8-litre V6.”
“The top folds down into its own dedicated compartment, hidden from sight by a hard tonneau cover. That means the top and its mechanism don’t intrude into the trunk, which is a useful 147 litres – a bonus in a car this type.”

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A Family Business…

In 1971, Grand Prix Performance began as a family business built from the ground up and committed to excellence in every aspect of the customer experience. From the day our doors first opened, we’ve offered the highest level of service, quality and selection. We’re known for staying on top of trends and introducing the latest in technology, so that we can always provide you with the best products and services available for your vehicle.

Our professional staff (many of whom who have been part of the Grand Prix Family for over 30 years) are well-trained experts, using only top-of-the-line equipment and tools to service today’s sophisticated vehicles.

We’re proud to continue serving four generations of satisfied customers. From our family to yours, thank you for choosing Grand Prix Performance and making us the Tire, Wheel and Service Center of choice for so many Southern California drivers.

Overview

Endeavour was the ship commanded by Captain James Cook, hero of the Seven Years War, when he set off from England in 1768 to scientifically survey New Zealand and Australia.

Mitsubishi’s Endeavor has easier objectives, but far greater competition from others. The Endeavor is a midsize sport utility that seats five, with generous space in the front and rear seats. The rear seatbacks flip down to reveal a big cargo area with a perfectly flat floor.

In spite of its rugged appearance, Endeavor is built more like a car than a truck. Underway, the Endeavor handles well and offers a nice, smooth ride. Its drive-by-wire throttle provides responsive control, and its 3.8-liter V6 delivers adequate power, though the Endeavor won’t win many drag races. It’s available with front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive, but we much prefer the AWD model.

Barely six years old, the Mitsubishi Endeavor has been moderately facelifted for 2009. ABS with traction control is now standard. The standard towing capacity has been increased to 3500 pounds. And all Endeavor sound systems now include MP3 capability.

Model Lineup

Mitsubishi has simplified the Endeavor lineup for 2009, leaving only two trim levels: LS and Limited. Each is available with front-wheel drive (2WD) or all-wheel drive (AWD). All are powered by a 3.8-liter V6 making 225 horsepower mounted transversely (sideways) and mated to a four-speed automatic transmission with Sportronic manual shifting capability.

The LS 2WD ($26,599) and AWD ($27,999) come with the usual power accessories, plus a 140-watt sound system with single-disc CD player and MP3 playback, new brush-finish 17-inch alloy wheels with mud-and-snow-rated tires, intermittent rear window washer, roof rails, steering wheel controls, remote entry, full-size spare tire, and a remote tailgate release.

A new Road Trip Package for the LS ($2,000) adds a rear-seat DVD entertainment system with wireless headphones and remote, six-disc CD changer, an enhanced color dot-matrix information display (including compass, outside temperature, fuel computer, and maintenance recorder), sport-touch steering wheel, cargo cover, cargo net, and an alarm.

Limited 2WD ($30,799) and AWD ($32,299) add automatic climate control, premium cloth seats with power for the driver’s seat, 315-watt MP3-capable sound system with six-disc CD changer, power sunroof, the color dot-matrix information display, fog lights, crossbars for the roof rails, the cargo cover and alarm.

Leather upholstery is available with the Leather Plus Package ($1,400) that includes seat heaters and heated outside mirrors. The Family Entertainment Package ($1,200) for the Limited includes the DVD system, wireless headphones and remote control. Mitsubishi Active Skid and Traction Control ($995), an electronic stability control system, is available only on Limited AWD.

Safety features on all 2009 Endeavors include dual-stage frontal airbags and front seat-mounted side-impact airbags, anti-lock brakes (ABS) with electronic brake-force distribution (EBD), traction control, and a tire-pressure monitor. Curtain airbags are not available. Wear your seat belts as they are your first line of defense in an accident.

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Gigabyte continúa realizando una gran inversión en Argentina y en América Latina. Pudimos asistir a una conferencia de prensa en donde, entre otros anuncios, destacaron la llegada de la serie P55. Con el fin de presentar toda la nueva gama de productos para el 2010, también anunciaron la apertura del Centro de Servicios en Argentina que tiene como objetivo dar soporte a los motherboards que estén dentro de la garantía exclusivamente.

“El nuevo Service Center contará con 2 máquinas para RMA”, explicó Hernán Chapitel ( Country Manager de Gigabyte en el Cono Sur) y adelantó: “la idea es abrirlo en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires hacia fin de año. Tenemos otra gran noticia y es que ya somos Gigabyte Technology Argentina”… “Nos dimos cuenta que si no tenemos infraestructura. Local no se puede tener un completo de servicio al reseller y que el cliente no tiene completo control sobre nuestros productos”.

Hernán Chapitel, Country Manager Cono Sur, y Charles Huang, US VP.

En cuanto a la nueva gama Gigabyte P55, crea un nuevo estándar en computación de altas prestaciones al ofrecer soporte para los últimos procesadores Intel Core i7 e Intel Core i5 y su socket LGA 1156 (conocido como Lynnfield).

Las P55 incorporan dos canales de memoria DDR3 y el controlador de memoria se integra directamente en el bloque del procesador, incrementando las prestaciones de velocidad hasta superar los 2200 MHz.

Además, integran la tecnología Intel Turbo Boost, capaz de desconectar los núcleos inactivos del procesador y redirigir la energía a los núcleos activos para aumentar significativamente las prestaciones, logrando al mismo tiempo una mayor eficiencia energética.

Nanos Web World consists of 9 client systems and a server setup architecture providing ultimate internet facility to the users. Not only the internet facility but also provides expert advice on the computer related issues and also forms a platform for one’s multimedia and technology needs. Apart from the usual aspects of an internet center, the space would also include cutting edge technologies put into the right use and at the cheapest possible way to enhance the experience of the customers. The availability of the most essential commodities of Xerox, printers and scanning machines with PCO and fax facilities would enhance the Rapid growth of the establishment enabling a huge walk-in of the customers. Since the space also features computers sales and service perspective, would facilitate the broadening of the business horizons by providing doorstep servicing and providing expert consultation on state of the art computer systems. Providing a clean and calm atmosphere and a pleasant ambience with air conditioned workplace with soothing music flowing all around would enhance the customer experience in the business space. Moreover the cheaper ISD call facility and video conferencing facility in the business space would enable more customer walk-ins. The biggest plus for the business will be the state of the art hardware supporting uninterrupted continuity of business avoiding downtime of valuable business hours.

Goals:

• Ultimate internet experience with state of the art computer systems. Specialized Computer consultation.
• Virus healing and personalized computer services including software and hardware.
• Video conferencing and telecalling Website designing and maintenance. Mobile accessories and recharge facility on the Go. Xerox, Printout, and Scanning facilities.
• Very cheap ISD calls.
• Planned to work for even 17 hrs a day for the customers.
• Making academic projects for final year college students..

Rick Casde service personnel are always courteous, considerate, and professional.  They are always knowledgeable and helpful and always a pleasure to do business with.  I would not take nay of my four Mitsubishi’s to anyone other than an authorized dealership for my service and repair needs.

Larry Hoffman

Vehicle Serviced: 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer

I am a repeat customer who is very pleased with the customer service that Monica provides.  She is always very courteous and willing to help.  She goes the extra mile to follow up and make me feel at ease.  She is definitely one of the reasons I keep coming back to Rick Case for service!

Monica Williamson

Vehicle Serviced: 2000 Mitsubishi Montero Sport

The staff at Rick Case Mitsubishi Duluth is always polite, pleasant, and knowledgable!

Gesa McHenry and “Eddie” the Bird

Vehicle Serviced: 1995 Mitsubishi 3000 GT