Wi-Ex Now Shipping New Dual-Mode Cell Phone Signal Booster for Cars
Atlanta, GA/Las Vegas, Nevada (ContentDesk) April 4, 2006 --
Wi-Ex (www.wi-ex.com ) is now shipping their recently announced Car' Extender.
This reliable product captures and amplifies the signals for cell phone users in their car, extending their cell range.
The dual-band unit works with most phones and carriers and supports multiple phones simultaneously. This easy to install car unit joins the strong-selling YX500 series and YX600 series versions designed for the small office and home office (SOHO) environments to enhance cell phone signals for all PCS and CEL phones.
Aries Manufacturing Inc., an aftermarket wireless accessories distributor, will be exhibiting these products at the CTIA show in booth 3565, April 5- 7.
Wi-Ex personnel will be available to answer all questions.Wi-Ex provides a suite of products that address the problems caused by cell phone signal loss in homes, offices and cars.
Cell phone signal loss or reduced signals are due to trees and building materials that block or absorb the signal.
According to research, over 35% of cellular phone users nationwide experience poor quality or loss of signal strength when using a cell phone in their office or home.
In addition, many users find dead zones or reduced signals while driving.
Increasing the signal coverage can translate into increased productivity and savings. We are currently shipping all of our announced products and are excited to be working with Aries to distribute these products, says Lloyd R.
Meese, President and CEO of Wi-Ex. Our products are a good fit for the distributor-dealer channel because they are easy to install, consumer-priced and actively maintain the integrity of the carrier network. We are excited to distribute this technology to our thousands of dealers, says Mark Bowen, General manager of Aries.
We pride ourselves in offering the latest in wireless accessories like this product and others such as Bluetooth headsets and devices. About Aries Manufacturing, Inc.Aries Manufacturing (www.ariesmfg.com) has spent the past ten years providing original and high quality aftermarket wireless accessories along with unparalleled service and support.
They offer accurate Just in Time delivery, competitive pricing, rapid introductions of accessories for the latest phones such as Bluetooth headsets and devices, product availability and post-sale technical support.
For more information visit www.ariesmfg.com
or call #800-959-2743.About Wi-ExWi-Ex (formerly Wireless Extenders) www.Wi-Ex.com, manufactures and distributes the YX series of cell phone signal extenders.
They Extend Cell Zones TM for users by improving signal strength for better voice and data transmission indoors while maintaining the integrity of the carriers networks.
They are available at many retail outlets.
With research and development headquarters in Atlantas Technology Park, the company has developed the first consumer-priced signal booster for the small office/home office (SOHO) cell phone market.
These signal extenders work with most carriers including Cingular, Sprint and T-Mobile.
Wi-Ex continues to develop innovative products to meet the demands of an increasingly wireless society by enhancing wireless signals.
To learn more, visit (www.Wi-Ex.com)..
General Motors & Ford-It?s the cars ?Stupid? part II
Copyright 2006 Richard Stoyeck
We've already stated our belief that that 2007 will see Americans buying several hundred thousand less cars than they will purchase in 2006. We are looking for 16.8 million vehicle sales this year. Let's get into the numbers, and see what the implications are. When you, or I buy a car for our personal use, we pay on average about $25,000 per car. The car rental companies in the United States purchase more cars than any other group.
They buy American cars, and pay an average of $15,000 per car. We don't see any big profits from this market segment.
Let's look at the dealerships, and sort out how the Japanese do against the Americans. A Chrysler dealer last year on average sold about 225 cars. If you were a Ford dealer, you averaged almost 700 cars per dealer. GM's Chevrolet dealerships came in under 650 cars per dealer.
Would you be surprised to learn that Toyota sold more than 1600 cars per dealership last year?
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Research on the Road to Intelligent Cars
(ContentDesk) March 10, 2006 -- Although safety is improving on European roads, every year over 40,000 people die on Europe's roads and 1.4 million accidents occur. Clearly, there is still plenty of work to be done if the EU is to halve road fatalities by 2010, a target fixed in September 2001.Although safety is improving on European roads, every year over 40,000 people die on Europe's roads and 1.4 million accidents occur. Clearly, there is still plenty of work to be done if the EU is to halve road fatalities to under 25 000 by 2010, a target fixed in September 2001.Although intelligent ICT-based systems already exist, their market take-up has been very slow. Reasons for this include legal and institutional barriers, competition among car-makers, the relatively high cost of intelligent systems, lack of customer demand, and above all a general lack of information on and awareness of the potential benefits of such systems. Partly to counter this, the PReVENT integrated project is devoting...
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Tall Magazine Rates New Cars and Trucks By Available Driver's Space, not Available Horsepower
Tall, the only consumer magazine targeting the needs of men over 6'2" and women over 5'9", moves into 2005 with a comprehensive look at which of the newly released batch of cars and trucks can be deemed "tall-friendly." ???? The Tall staff ? ranging in height from 6'2" to 6'11" ? spent a full day at the November 2004 San Francisco International Auto Show inspecting every model on the floor.???? Unlike other new car reports, the Tall staff looked at aspects of the car overlooked by consumer guides, marketing specialists, and dealers ? but not by a discerning public. "How fast a car can go in 60 seconds, an engine's torque, its braking speed, how many speakers come standard; we ignored all that," said Tall publisher Everard Strong, who stands 6'9". "Instead, we went after the three variables that matter most to members of the tall community: legroom, headroom, and visibility."???? The report also rated the passenger's available space, and an overall grade was given for how everything came...
Tall Magazine Rates New Cars and Trucks By Available Driver's Space, not Available Horsepower
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The Future of Cars, Unleashed
Cars.com is singing a new tune for future car trends. Recently, it has reported the upcoming trends of cars that will hit the market in the coming years. 15 new innovations are predicted to wow car enthusiasts in the next 10 years.
According to Patrick Olsen, managing editor of cars.com, "You can find some of these innovations on the market today, and the technology exists to incorporate many of these innovations in the near future. Cost and consumer demand will help determine whether these innovations become standard, become options for select luxury vehicles--or never make it out of development."
Car innovations include advanced flexible fuel systems that could allow all types of fuel interchangeably. From gas, hydrogen, diesel, E85 to electric and battery power, name it and the fuel system can handle them.
There is also the anticipated invasion of active tires. These tires are made from synthetic compound that can be transformed...
The Future of Cars, Unleashed
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Sports Cars
Stylish, sexy, sleek, streamlined, spirited and speed demon are all words used to describe sports cars, which are essentially two-door automobiles that are designed for high speeds, great power and smashing good looks. The manufacture of the modern-day sports car began only after 1945, when the economy started booming, technology developed dramatically and better roads were being built. They came in various shapes like convertibles, roadsters, coupes, grand tourers and sedans. Sports-car lovers are either devoted to timeless classics that have been souped up for current times, or are trendsetters looking for the latest kind of exotic car.
From powerful purring beauties like the Mercedes Benz SLK 350 to thundering thrillers like the Ford Mustang V-8, you can choose a sports car that matches your personality.
In fact, sports cars are as much about personality as they are about performance ? smooth aerodynamic bodies of carbon fiber, chrome pipes and fittings, rich...
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BigOven Searches for Most Mouth-Watering Food Photo; $2,000 in Prizes to be Awarded in Fun, Free Contest
(ContentDesk) October 19, 2005 -- BigOven.com (http://www.bigoven.com), a fun and comprehensive recipe sharing community for the Web, Windows, and mobile devices, announces the BigOven Amateur Food Photo Contest 2005. Prizes will be awarded for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Most Mouth-Watering Recipe Photo, as well as 1st and 2nd Most Photos Submitted and Approved. Do you like to cook? Do you have a digital camera? Simply submit the best recipe...
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It?s Not Your Father?s Climbing Frame!
When I was growing up, the metal jungle gym in our backyard made ours the most popular play spot in the neighbourhood. Built of tubular steel in bright orange and yellow, it was a honeycombed hexagon that provided days of climbing, swinging and acrobatic fun. These days, the jungle gym is called a climbing frame, and it may be made of wood, metal or plastic, but the fun factor remains the same. If you have young children, a climbing frame in the...
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30 ? 90 Minutes Per Day? No Sweat!
Thirty to ninety minutes of exercise every day, just to meet the new Federal guidelines? Who has time for that?"?That's as simple as it can be. It is not too hard," says Tommy Thompson, Health and Human Services Secretary. Not too hard for whom? The guidelines are in conflict with the lifestyle habits of most Americans. However, the lifestyle habits of most Americans are in conflict with plain common sense when it comes to health and fitness. For many it seems to be a choice of success or health....
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Major Bankruptcy Code Reform Takes Effect October 17, 2005 and Will Effect Millions of Americans
(ContentDesk) October 11, 2005 -- Consumer debt in the United States has reached staggering levels. It has risen from $1.5 trillion in 2000 to $1.98 trillion in 2003 while sharply increasing to the tune of $10 trillion in 2005. This astronomical and growing debt is placing an increasing amount of final strain on millions of Americans. Bankruptcies,lay-offs, unmet financial obligations, and lower retail spending levels are all direct and indirect results of a nation under too much financial strain....
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