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NEWS
November 15, 2004
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Langley, BC – November 1st, 2004 – Disc-Go-Tech continues to keep up with their innovative, leading-edge reputation, announcing today that they are developing the "world's first fully-automated, desktop disc repair system," the Disc-Go-100. The new machine is scheduled to be released May 2005 at North America's largest Entertainment Media Expo, the E3 show in Los Angeles. Already successful with the Disc-Go-Mech, the world's first fully-automated commercial disc repair machine, the Disc-Go-100 brings full automation right to your desk or counter-top.
Moving past the stage of multiple step, hands-on disc repair, and into an era of simplicity and convenience, the Disc-Go-100 is perfect for high-volume store level operations, and library systems. Retailing at a price under $5000 USD, it will provide similar features to other competing machines on the market at 1/3rd the price.
A naming contest is being held to determine the name for the new machine. The winning entry will receive a brand new Disc-Go-100 with the chosen name on it. To enter the contest, go on-line to www.discgotech.com or e-mail your entry to nameit@discgotech.com.
Disc-Go-Tech and its re-sellers will be announcing a pre-purchase date for the Disc-Go-100 before the end of the year. For more information contact Disc-Go-Tech at 1-866-CD Repair (1-866-237-3724).
For further information contact:
Jane Kirkpatrick
Marketing Coordinator
Disc-Go-Tech
Phone: 604-514-8236 ext. 210
E-mail: jane@discgotech.com
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