ServerPlex Networks to promote Bank of America Payroll Services at the Microsoft’s Small Business Week Conference.
Posted on 24/04 16:04
San Francisco, April 24, 2008. ServerPlex Networks announced that they will be attending the Microsoft’s Small Business Week Conference from May 13th to May 15th 2008 at the San Francisco Westfield Center. The growing IT company ServerPlex Networks has been recently selected to represent and promote the brand new Bank of America’s Payroll Services program during the conference. For more information, please visit http://www.sfgov.org/site/sbc_index.asp.
ServerPlex teamed up with Altigen Communications
Posted on 08/04 19:00
San Francisco, April 8, 2008. San Francisco-based IT company ServerPlex Networks launched with partner Altigen Communications, a new Voice Over IP that will dramatically change the way businesses communicate today. Indeed, ServerPlex Networks offers a solution that is up to 85% less expensive than any other traditional phone operators. With this ultra-competitive and high tech new telephony solution for businesses, ServerPlex Networks will revolutionize, facilitate and accelerate communication at the minimal cost.
The VOIP solution provides a large selection of options, including voice mail, auto attendant, call processing, automatic call distribution (ACD) and CTI.
The VOIP solution provides a large selection of options, including voice mail, auto attendant, call processing, automatic call distribution (ACD) and CTI.
Social Networking Wave?
Posted on 12/03 18:03
he Internet is used by millions of individuals, who look forward to meet other Internet users with similar interests and develop personal or business relationship with them. This need of has brought about the Social Networking wave in the global Internet community. Social Networking offers a common online platform for Internet users who share common interests and goals, which can vary from religion, politics, and hobbies to any other personal activities such as online dating and meeting old classmates.
Some of the popular Social Networking websites include Orkut, Facebook, MySpace, AdultFriendFinder Hapou, FriendWise, Yahoo! 360, and Classmates. To start using the services of a Social Networking website, you first need to register. Then, you may create a profile and upload pictures to enable other users with similar interests to find and contact you. Additionally, after registering, you can search for old friends and Internet users who share your interests.
Besides fulfilling your mutual needs, a Social Networking website allows you to make online friends and develop lasting relationships with them. The Internet has made it possible for millions of users to establish contact with each other irrespective of geographical and cultural differences between them.
Several Social Networking websites are created to serve a specific interest of users. For example, Hapou.com is a website that specifically caters to pet lovers and provides them with a platform to communicate with other pet lovers, share their experiences, and look for and buy pet products. However, there are many other traditional Social Networking websites, such as Orkut and Facebook that do not have a specific focus. This means, anyone can become a member of these Social Networking websites and start sharing their interests, beliefs, and views. These social networking websites allow you to create your own network of friends, interact with them, and remove those who do not share common interests or objectives.
Although a Social Networking website offers you with great benefits, there are some dangers associated with them too. For example, people with malicious interests can hide their identities and create problems for other users. Therefore, while using the services of a Social Networking website, you are strongly recommended against meeting the strangers at a local bar, school, or workplace. Other than this, you should be cautious not to reveal any personal information to a stranger who you have never met before or met only through a website. Remember, your security is your primary objective while interacting with any other online members. You can protect yourself by using your common sense and listening to your inner voice for guidance. You will definitely come up with the right answer!
Before you register to any of these online websites, you must be adequately aware of people around your network. So, get connected to millions of users worldwide by registering to a Social Networking website, but remember to practice caution while enjoying its numerous benefits.
Some of the popular Social Networking websites include Orkut, Facebook, MySpace, AdultFriendFinder Hapou, FriendWise, Yahoo! 360, and Classmates. To start using the services of a Social Networking website, you first need to register. Then, you may create a profile and upload pictures to enable other users with similar interests to find and contact you. Additionally, after registering, you can search for old friends and Internet users who share your interests.
Besides fulfilling your mutual needs, a Social Networking website allows you to make online friends and develop lasting relationships with them. The Internet has made it possible for millions of users to establish contact with each other irrespective of geographical and cultural differences between them.
Several Social Networking websites are created to serve a specific interest of users. For example, Hapou.com is a website that specifically caters to pet lovers and provides them with a platform to communicate with other pet lovers, share their experiences, and look for and buy pet products. However, there are many other traditional Social Networking websites, such as Orkut and Facebook that do not have a specific focus. This means, anyone can become a member of these Social Networking websites and start sharing their interests, beliefs, and views. These social networking websites allow you to create your own network of friends, interact with them, and remove those who do not share common interests or objectives.
Although a Social Networking website offers you with great benefits, there are some dangers associated with them too. For example, people with malicious interests can hide their identities and create problems for other users. Therefore, while using the services of a Social Networking website, you are strongly recommended against meeting the strangers at a local bar, school, or workplace. Other than this, you should be cautious not to reveal any personal information to a stranger who you have never met before or met only through a website. Remember, your security is your primary objective while interacting with any other online members. You can protect yourself by using your common sense and listening to your inner voice for guidance. You will definitely come up with the right answer!
Before you register to any of these online websites, you must be adequately aware of people around your network. So, get connected to millions of users worldwide by registering to a Social Networking website, but remember to practice caution while enjoying its numerous benefits.
Windows Vista - Friend or Foe?
Posted on 15/01 12:44
Windows Vista - Friend or Foe?
By Robert Marhamat,
CEO ServerPlex Networks
It’s almost time. On January 30, 2007, Microsoft is going to release its new operating system Microsoft Windows Vista for general use. With Windows Vista, Microsoft has taken a giant leap by revamping and enhancing everything from desktop to networking, providing excellent instant search and multimedia capabilities to secure and fast Internet access and beyond.
Windows Vista boasts of a stylish interface called Aero Interface that consists of translucent glass-like windows enabling users to perform multiple tasks at the same time. The enhanced search has been hammered so deep into the operating system that the instant you start typing the results start displaying on the screen. Features such as Gadgets on a Sidebar help by performing common tasks for you. The operating system also has enhanced security that dexterously protects your computer against malware such as, spyware, worms, viruses and Trojan horses and against scammers, crackers and snoopers.
Over all, with Windows Vista you get an operating system that is stylish, more secure, more responsive and more stable.
The Windows Vista Advantage
Windows Vista comes loaded with hundreds of new features that makes it stand out between its rivals and inspires you to upgrade your current operating system. Let me list down a few of the most significant additions and changes in Windows Vista in comparison to Windows XP.
Improved Security
Most of the work while developing Windows Vista has happened in improving its security. It comes loaded with number of visible and invisible security features that help in protecting client computers and corporate assets against malware, spammers, hackers and crackers. Different utilities included to achieve this are User Account Control (UAC), Windows Defender, Windows Firewall, Windows Security Center, Malicious Software Removal Tool and Software Restriction Policies. Windows Vista also comes with enhanced security technologies for Internet Explorer 7, such as Internet Explorer Protected Mode, ActiveX Opt-in, cross-domain scripting attack protection, Security Status Bar and Phishing Filter.
Improved Stability
Many new features have been inbuilt in Windows Vista to improve its stability. For example, the Startup Repair Tool automatically fixes most of the common startup problems. Additionally, recovery policies are incorporated with all Windows services that forces a service to restart itself and all associated services in case it crashes. Windows Vista also rescues you from multiple restarts whenever you install a new software or patch. The new Restart Manager included in it, can effectively and automatically close down and restart only the required processes reducing the need for you to restart the entire computer.
Better Backup Features
Backup features of Windows Vista are much more enhanced and user friendly in comparison to earlier operating systems. The Windows Backup program of Windows Vista not only enables you to back up data locally on writable discs, USB flash drives and other removable media but also across a network. You can automate the backup process and also back up the entire system image that you can use to restore complete system in case of a failure.
Increased Responsiveness
The search features also have had a facelift. They have been enhanced to include multiple methods to search for files, programs, emails and web information. The inbuilt Instant Search feature starts looking for information the moment you start entering your search details. Additionally, Windows Vista uses Centers to organize common tasks and features in one place. These Centers include all information related to a task or feature that makes it very simple for you to use the most common tasks and customize your computer. Windows Vista comes with the SuperFetch utility that preloads in the memory the applications you use the most. The utility intelligently prioritizes and differentiates the applications that you use at different times so that your computer is more responsive and faster to work with.
Eye Catching Interface
One of the things that I find most fascinating about Windows Vista is its Windows Aero interface. The transparent windows enable users to perform multiple tasks at the same time by focusing on current window while allowing easy access to the remaining desktop. Live icons enable users to preview the required document and easily navigate through the windows on the desktop to find the desired information in a moment.
Parental Controls
The Parental Control feature is intended for parents who want to keep an eye on what their children do while using the computer. This feature helps you control your kids’ access to computer in many ways. You can configure web restrictions, set time limits and even control the games they are allowed to play. You can also block certain types of programs and generate reports to view their activity.
New Networking Features
Windows Vista provides support for IPv6 TCP/IP protocol architecture that helps you in increasing the number of available IP addresses. Wireless networking supports PA2/802.11i security standards. Different collaboration tools help you in conveniently having meetings over the network with your co-workers, partners and customers.
Improved Multimedia Features
Windows Vista takes your multimedia experience to a much higher level. It makes it easy for you to browse, search and organize your digital media such as photos, videos and music. If you have a TV tuner in your computer then you use the new Windows Media Center to record, watch and pause live television programs.
These are just a few of the many advantages and features of Windows Vista. To learn more about the excellent features of this astonishing operating system call our ServerPlex technical experts today. We will not only enlighten you on these amazing features but also help you in upgrading your computer to Windows Vista. We at ServerPlex provide complete solutions starting from analyzing your computer’s hardware and software compliance to building a new Windows Vista compliant computer.
Which edition of Windows Vista should you buy?
Windows Vista has been developed to ensure that it accommodates the needs of different types of computer users and improves their computing experience. It caters from the simplest of PC users to the users working in large enterprises.
Windows Vista will be delivered in five different editions - Home Basic, Business, Home Premium, Enterprise Edition and Ultimate.
The table given here illustrates few of the main features supported by different Windows Vista editions.
Feature Home Basic Home Premium Business Enterprise Edition Ultimate
Windows Aero ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Parental Controls ✓ ✓ ✓
Windows DVD Maker ✓ ✓
Tablet PC features ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Automated backup and back up to a network device or folder ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Image-based backups ✓ ✓ ✓
Windows Media Center ✓ ✓
BitLocker Drive Encryption ✓ ✓
Capability to create themed slide shows ✓ ✓
Windows Movie Maker ✓ ✓ ✓
Wireless network provisioning ✓ ✓ ✓
Practically speaking, I feel most of the home users may go for the Home Premium edition, small businesses with the Business edition and large enterprises with the Enterprise edition. To find out which edition suits your requirements get in touch with our engineers at ServerPlex. They will analyze your requirements and provide you with an economical and suitable solution.
Which version of Windows Vista should you Opt For?
If you are confused whether to choose between a full version or an upgrade version, then I would suggest you to go for an upgrade because it is easier on your pocket. However, you can upgrade only those computers that have one of the Windows XP or Windows 2000 editions installed on them.
If you choose to upgrade, you get two choices - In-place install and Clean install. The type of upgrade you can do depends on the version of Windows XP or Windows 2000 on your computer.
• In-place install: Installs Windows Vista directly over your previous Windows version and all your applications, files and settings remain intact.
• Clean install: Requires you to make a backup of all your files because a clean install deletes the previous operating system, files and settings. You will have to restore them after the upgrade.
The table given here illustrates the types of upgrade you can perform on your system.
Old Operating System Home Basic Home Premium Business Ultimate
Windows XP Professional Clean install Clean install In-place install In-place install
Windows XP Home In-place install In-place install In-place install In-place install
Windows XP Media Center Clean install In-place install Clean install In-place install
Windows XP Tablet PC Clean install Clean install In-place install In-place install
Windows XP Professional 64-bit Clean install Clean install Clean install Clean install
Windows 2000 Clean install Clean install Clean install Clean install
Note: The versions with in-place install also support clean install.
We at ServerPlex can help you select the upgrade option that suits your requirements and upgrade your current Windows XP or Windows 2000 computer to the desired Windows Vista edition.
Is your computer Windows Vista Capable?
With all these new features, it’s true that the minimum hardware requirement for Windows Vista is much more than previous versions. Due to so many different editions, Microsoft has set two levels of hardware requirements-Windows Vista Capable and Windows Vista Premium Ready. A Windows Vista Capable computer does not supports all of the Windows Vista features particularly the Windows Aero Interface. By following the hardware recommendations below, you can be assured of most pleasant Windows Vista experience.
Hardware Level Processor RAM Graphics Processor Hard Disk DVD
Windows Vista Capable 800 MHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) 512 MB DirectX 9-capable graphics processor with a minimum of 64 MB and preferably 128 MB of memory
20 GB with at least 15 GB free Not required
Windows Premium Ready GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) 1 GB DirectX 9-capable graphics processor that supports WDDM driver support, Pixel Shader 2.0, 32 bits per pixel and a minimum of 128 MB of memory 40 GB with at least 15 GB free Yes
These are just the minimum requirements. Therefore, for a better performance I would recommend you to exceed these requirements. If you are not sure about the hardware requirements of your computer then contact a ServerPlex engineer today. At ServerPlex we will perform complete analysis of hardware and software requirements of your computer and provide you with a solution that will enhance your Windows Vista experience.
ServerPlex gets you ready for a Windows Vista Experience
The countdown to the release of Windows Vista has officially begun. At ServerPlex Networks, we have a qualified and highly experienced team of technical experts who will make this transition to tomorrow’s technology as smooth as possible.
We are pleased to offer efficient and economical Upgrade to Windows Vista services to our valued customers. If your present computer configuration is not Windows Vista capable then we can efficiently build a custom Windows Vista capable computer for you.
Our Upgrade to Windows Vista services include:
• Analyzing software and hardware to check its compatibility with Windows Vista
• Customizing and building Windows Vista capable or Windows Vista Premium Ready computers
• Upgrading your current Windows XP or Windows 2000 computer to the desired Windows Vista edition
Become one of the early ones to have the thrilling new Windows Vista on your computer and share your experiences with your friends, colleagues and acquaintances. We at ServerPlex are there to help you reach there by providing our first-rate product, services and prices.
To upgrade your present computer to Windows Vista or check its compatibility, call us today.
By Robert Marhamat,
CEO ServerPlex Networks
It’s almost time. On January 30, 2007, Microsoft is going to release its new operating system Microsoft Windows Vista for general use. With Windows Vista, Microsoft has taken a giant leap by revamping and enhancing everything from desktop to networking, providing excellent instant search and multimedia capabilities to secure and fast Internet access and beyond.
Windows Vista boasts of a stylish interface called Aero Interface that consists of translucent glass-like windows enabling users to perform multiple tasks at the same time. The enhanced search has been hammered so deep into the operating system that the instant you start typing the results start displaying on the screen. Features such as Gadgets on a Sidebar help by performing common tasks for you. The operating system also has enhanced security that dexterously protects your computer against malware such as, spyware, worms, viruses and Trojan horses and against scammers, crackers and snoopers.
Over all, with Windows Vista you get an operating system that is stylish, more secure, more responsive and more stable.
The Windows Vista Advantage
Windows Vista comes loaded with hundreds of new features that makes it stand out between its rivals and inspires you to upgrade your current operating system. Let me list down a few of the most significant additions and changes in Windows Vista in comparison to Windows XP.
Improved Security
Most of the work while developing Windows Vista has happened in improving its security. It comes loaded with number of visible and invisible security features that help in protecting client computers and corporate assets against malware, spammers, hackers and crackers. Different utilities included to achieve this are User Account Control (UAC), Windows Defender, Windows Firewall, Windows Security Center, Malicious Software Removal Tool and Software Restriction Policies. Windows Vista also comes with enhanced security technologies for Internet Explorer 7, such as Internet Explorer Protected Mode, ActiveX Opt-in, cross-domain scripting attack protection, Security Status Bar and Phishing Filter.
Improved Stability
Many new features have been inbuilt in Windows Vista to improve its stability. For example, the Startup Repair Tool automatically fixes most of the common startup problems. Additionally, recovery policies are incorporated with all Windows services that forces a service to restart itself and all associated services in case it crashes. Windows Vista also rescues you from multiple restarts whenever you install a new software or patch. The new Restart Manager included in it, can effectively and automatically close down and restart only the required processes reducing the need for you to restart the entire computer.
Better Backup Features
Backup features of Windows Vista are much more enhanced and user friendly in comparison to earlier operating systems. The Windows Backup program of Windows Vista not only enables you to back up data locally on writable discs, USB flash drives and other removable media but also across a network. You can automate the backup process and also back up the entire system image that you can use to restore complete system in case of a failure.
Increased Responsiveness
The search features also have had a facelift. They have been enhanced to include multiple methods to search for files, programs, emails and web information. The inbuilt Instant Search feature starts looking for information the moment you start entering your search details. Additionally, Windows Vista uses Centers to organize common tasks and features in one place. These Centers include all information related to a task or feature that makes it very simple for you to use the most common tasks and customize your computer. Windows Vista comes with the SuperFetch utility that preloads in the memory the applications you use the most. The utility intelligently prioritizes and differentiates the applications that you use at different times so that your computer is more responsive and faster to work with.
Eye Catching Interface
One of the things that I find most fascinating about Windows Vista is its Windows Aero interface. The transparent windows enable users to perform multiple tasks at the same time by focusing on current window while allowing easy access to the remaining desktop. Live icons enable users to preview the required document and easily navigate through the windows on the desktop to find the desired information in a moment.
Parental Controls
The Parental Control feature is intended for parents who want to keep an eye on what their children do while using the computer. This feature helps you control your kids’ access to computer in many ways. You can configure web restrictions, set time limits and even control the games they are allowed to play. You can also block certain types of programs and generate reports to view their activity.
New Networking Features
Windows Vista provides support for IPv6 TCP/IP protocol architecture that helps you in increasing the number of available IP addresses. Wireless networking supports PA2/802.11i security standards. Different collaboration tools help you in conveniently having meetings over the network with your co-workers, partners and customers.
Improved Multimedia Features
Windows Vista takes your multimedia experience to a much higher level. It makes it easy for you to browse, search and organize your digital media such as photos, videos and music. If you have a TV tuner in your computer then you use the new Windows Media Center to record, watch and pause live television programs.
These are just a few of the many advantages and features of Windows Vista. To learn more about the excellent features of this astonishing operating system call our ServerPlex technical experts today. We will not only enlighten you on these amazing features but also help you in upgrading your computer to Windows Vista. We at ServerPlex provide complete solutions starting from analyzing your computer’s hardware and software compliance to building a new Windows Vista compliant computer.
Which edition of Windows Vista should you buy?
Windows Vista has been developed to ensure that it accommodates the needs of different types of computer users and improves their computing experience. It caters from the simplest of PC users to the users working in large enterprises.
Windows Vista will be delivered in five different editions - Home Basic, Business, Home Premium, Enterprise Edition and Ultimate.
The table given here illustrates few of the main features supported by different Windows Vista editions.
Feature Home Basic Home Premium Business Enterprise Edition Ultimate
Windows Aero ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Parental Controls ✓ ✓ ✓
Windows DVD Maker ✓ ✓
Tablet PC features ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Automated backup and back up to a network device or folder ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Image-based backups ✓ ✓ ✓
Windows Media Center ✓ ✓
BitLocker Drive Encryption ✓ ✓
Capability to create themed slide shows ✓ ✓
Windows Movie Maker ✓ ✓ ✓
Wireless network provisioning ✓ ✓ ✓
Practically speaking, I feel most of the home users may go for the Home Premium edition, small businesses with the Business edition and large enterprises with the Enterprise edition. To find out which edition suits your requirements get in touch with our engineers at ServerPlex. They will analyze your requirements and provide you with an economical and suitable solution.
Which version of Windows Vista should you Opt For?
If you are confused whether to choose between a full version or an upgrade version, then I would suggest you to go for an upgrade because it is easier on your pocket. However, you can upgrade only those computers that have one of the Windows XP or Windows 2000 editions installed on them.
If you choose to upgrade, you get two choices - In-place install and Clean install. The type of upgrade you can do depends on the version of Windows XP or Windows 2000 on your computer.
• In-place install: Installs Windows Vista directly over your previous Windows version and all your applications, files and settings remain intact.
• Clean install: Requires you to make a backup of all your files because a clean install deletes the previous operating system, files and settings. You will have to restore them after the upgrade.
The table given here illustrates the types of upgrade you can perform on your system.
Old Operating System Home Basic Home Premium Business Ultimate
Windows XP Professional Clean install Clean install In-place install In-place install
Windows XP Home In-place install In-place install In-place install In-place install
Windows XP Media Center Clean install In-place install Clean install In-place install
Windows XP Tablet PC Clean install Clean install In-place install In-place install
Windows XP Professional 64-bit Clean install Clean install Clean install Clean install
Windows 2000 Clean install Clean install Clean install Clean install
Note: The versions with in-place install also support clean install.
We at ServerPlex can help you select the upgrade option that suits your requirements and upgrade your current Windows XP or Windows 2000 computer to the desired Windows Vista edition.
Is your computer Windows Vista Capable?
With all these new features, it’s true that the minimum hardware requirement for Windows Vista is much more than previous versions. Due to so many different editions, Microsoft has set two levels of hardware requirements-Windows Vista Capable and Windows Vista Premium Ready. A Windows Vista Capable computer does not supports all of the Windows Vista features particularly the Windows Aero Interface. By following the hardware recommendations below, you can be assured of most pleasant Windows Vista experience.
Hardware Level Processor RAM Graphics Processor Hard Disk DVD
Windows Vista Capable 800 MHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) 512 MB DirectX 9-capable graphics processor with a minimum of 64 MB and preferably 128 MB of memory
20 GB with at least 15 GB free Not required
Windows Premium Ready GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) 1 GB DirectX 9-capable graphics processor that supports WDDM driver support, Pixel Shader 2.0, 32 bits per pixel and a minimum of 128 MB of memory 40 GB with at least 15 GB free Yes
These are just the minimum requirements. Therefore, for a better performance I would recommend you to exceed these requirements. If you are not sure about the hardware requirements of your computer then contact a ServerPlex engineer today. At ServerPlex we will perform complete analysis of hardware and software requirements of your computer and provide you with a solution that will enhance your Windows Vista experience.
ServerPlex gets you ready for a Windows Vista Experience
The countdown to the release of Windows Vista has officially begun. At ServerPlex Networks, we have a qualified and highly experienced team of technical experts who will make this transition to tomorrow’s technology as smooth as possible.
We are pleased to offer efficient and economical Upgrade to Windows Vista services to our valued customers. If your present computer configuration is not Windows Vista capable then we can efficiently build a custom Windows Vista capable computer for you.
Our Upgrade to Windows Vista services include:
• Analyzing software and hardware to check its compatibility with Windows Vista
• Customizing and building Windows Vista capable or Windows Vista Premium Ready computers
• Upgrading your current Windows XP or Windows 2000 computer to the desired Windows Vista edition
Become one of the early ones to have the thrilling new Windows Vista on your computer and share your experiences with your friends, colleagues and acquaintances. We at ServerPlex are there to help you reach there by providing our first-rate product, services and prices.
To upgrade your present computer to Windows Vista or check its compatibility, call us today.
Some Techie News
Posted on 17/10 13:09
Here are some links to some recent techie articles, enjoy!
Install Vista, Buy Graphics Card (Wired News)
The Good News about 'GooTube' (Wired News)
Symbian forecast the death of the PC (CNET News.com)
Install Vista, Buy Graphics Card (Wired News)
The Good News about 'GooTube' (Wired News)
Symbian forecast the death of the PC (CNET News.com)
Author: phil
Category: General
What would you like?
Posted on 16/10 14:23
Today i'd like to post something our readers would enjoy, so let me know what you like to see on here! I want everyone to email me at blogfeedback@serverplex.comand let me know at least ONE thing you would like to see/read on the blog. Whether it be tech tips, downloads, just news about the company, world news, anything. I want to hear from you!
More new things at the internet cafe
Posted on 10/10 11:25
Due to popular request and easier management, there are a few new changes coming to the internet cafe!
Audio to the Dells
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So thus far there has been no audio on the Dell computers. We are installing mic jacks on each Dell so that users can plug in headphones and hear the audio coming from the PC.
More membership capabilities
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Imagine if you had your own folder on a PC and were able to save whatever you would like on it? Well guess what, you now can! With an upgraded membership, you can purchase drive space on our network to save your music, pictures, etc.
Improved bandwidth
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We know that bandwidth has constantly been an issue since we've opened the Internet Cafe. We have not given up and won't be giving up until we find a solution. We are now installing a new source of bandwidth and will be testing it out. There should be a definite improvement!
Possible gaming center
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Are there any people out there that would like to see ServerPlex also be a Computer Gaming Center? If you would, let me know! Shoot me an email at blogfeedback@serverplex.com. If you email me, it will come.
Audio to the Dells
--------------------
So thus far there has been no audio on the Dell computers. We are installing mic jacks on each Dell so that users can plug in headphones and hear the audio coming from the PC.
More membership capabilities
-----------------------------------
Imagine if you had your own folder on a PC and were able to save whatever you would like on it? Well guess what, you now can! With an upgraded membership, you can purchase drive space on our network to save your music, pictures, etc.
Improved bandwidth
-----------------------
We know that bandwidth has constantly been an issue since we've opened the Internet Cafe. We have not given up and won't be giving up until we find a solution. We are now installing a new source of bandwidth and will be testing it out. There should be a definite improvement!
Possible gaming center
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Are there any people out there that would like to see ServerPlex also be a Computer Gaming Center? If you would, let me know! Shoot me an email at blogfeedback@serverplex.com. If you email me, it will come.
Internet Cafe changes
Posted on 20/09 12:44
Starting Monday Sept 25th, we will be charging for use of the internet cafe. The charge will be $2.00/hour with a 1 hour minimum. This only applies to those customers that are not VIP members. If you are a VIP member ($35/year) you may use the cafe for as long as you'd like through the year of your membership. Something to consider everyone, 13 hours of use, or a year of use...
Apple has done it again!
Posted on 20/09 12:42
For those of you that don't know, Apple has launched a new line of products. They've changed the ipods, the computers, and the prices. The products are better, the prices are lower, what else can you ask for?
What to check out some specifics and where to pick them out? Click over to our online store and you'll be able to find anything you need!
What to check out some specifics and where to pick them out? Click over to our online store and you'll be able to find anything you need!
VIP Membership
Posted on 15/08 18:09
As of today, August 15, 2006, we are launching our VIP membership program. There are many perks and services available to you as a VIP member. Those include:
-Unlimited use of our computers and internet in any of our store front locations
-Monthly specials and discounts on products and service available only to VIP members
-10% off any ServerPlex Onsite service; you can use it as many times as you'd like, as long as your membership is up-to-date and active
Your VIP membership is a year-long membership for only $35.00. Yup, that's it, for $35 you get a membership card that will last you for an entire year. If that still sounds like too much, think about it this way. Most internet cafes charge $2.00/hr for use of a computer. So for $35 you get 17.5 hours of use, as opposed to unlimited for a YEAR. On top of that, you get 10% off any service that ServerPlex Onsite offers, and we all know how often computers break down, so believe me, you will get your money's worth.
-Unlimited use of our computers and internet in any of our store front locations
-Monthly specials and discounts on products and service available only to VIP members
-10% off any ServerPlex Onsite service; you can use it as many times as you'd like, as long as your membership is up-to-date and active
Your VIP membership is a year-long membership for only $35.00. Yup, that's it, for $35 you get a membership card that will last you for an entire year. If that still sounds like too much, think about it this way. Most internet cafes charge $2.00/hr for use of a computer. So for $35 you get 17.5 hours of use, as opposed to unlimited for a YEAR. On top of that, you get 10% off any service that ServerPlex Onsite offers, and we all know how often computers break down, so believe me, you will get your money's worth.
