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[IOSPIRIT]

In an effort to improve the availability of its AmigaOS/MorphOS line of products in the United States of America, Mr. Hardware Computers (www.mrhardwarecomputers.com) has been appointed by IOSPIRIT (amiga.iospirit.de) as the Official Distribution Partner for this region.

US customers interested in the IOSPIRIT titles will benefit of shorter delivery times and the US-centric infrastructure of Mr. Hardware Computers. When ordering through this partner, US dollars can be used as currency for all payments. Furthermore locally popular methods of payment like money orders or the Amex, Mastercard, Visa and Discovery creditcards are then available. Off of this list, IOSPIRIT at the time of writing does only offer Visa and Mastercard.

"We are very glad we could win Mr. Hardware Computers as Official Distribution Partner for the US region and can now jointly offer US customers a tailor-made solution for purchasing our products." said Felix Schwarz, IOSPIRIT.

"Mr. Hardware Computers is happy to include IOSPIRIT's products to our line of software programs. Demonstrations of these powerful programs will be given at usergroups around the New York area." said Russ Norrby, Mr. Hardware Computers.

About IOSPIRIT

IOSPIRIT is a software-development and -distribution company based in Herzogenaurach, Germany. It's the company's declared goal to bring innovative, fast and reliable graphics software products to the desktop of its customers at competitive prices. The inhouse development has created - among others - such popular titles as fxPAINT, fxSCAN and VHI Studio. IOSPIRIT also is worldwide distributor of IBrowse and the Medusa USB bundle.

About Mr. Hardware Computers Computers

Mr. Hardware Computers is a Amiga Sales, Service and Product Development company since 1985. Based in New York, USA. Devoted to the Amiga since its inception. Amiga computers are used to run all aspects of the company. The company's main software is a database called "SBase" (formerly SuperBase) and also produces Amiga Mouse and Keyboard Adapters for Classic Line Amigas. Being on the OS4 Development/Betatester team, Mr. Hardware Computer's commitment has been strengthened to continue to upgrade and repair all Amiga computers.

[Velcro_SP]

Mr. Hardware lists IBrowse at $94 but IOSpirit has it at $80 (according to the currency conversion at xe.com of 65 euros).

Not sure about the shipping...

It's good though that Mr. Hardware is active in adding new products to the line. Software Hut is not really doing this to my knowledge. They could add Hollywood too, and the products from Epic Interactive.

I personally would be more likely to buy from Mr. Hardware if they reached out to MorphOS users. I would be getting IBrowse to use on my MOS Pegasos system.

[Russ]

>Mr. Hardware lists IBrowse at $94 but IOSpirit >has it at $80 (according to

Glad you pointed that out. I have adjusted my costs and now IBrowse is $85 an

>It's good though that Mr. Hardware is active in >adding new products to the

We have made our program SBase (formerly SuperBase)to work on PPC processors We make Mouse and Keyboard adapters and upgrade Amiga power supplies. I am cuWe are an Official Amiga repair center since 1985.
I am on the OS4Beta/developer list since its start.
We are planning an Amiga show next April in New York also. So I guess you mig

I will check with Epic Interactive as time allows.

>I personally would be more likely to buy from >Mr. Hardware if they reached IOSpirits products work on MorphOS and I sell them. Our 512 and 1gig sticks are made specifically for us and will be able to fully populate your Pegasos or AmigaOne with them. How is that for reaching out?

[Velcro_SP]

We are planning an Amiga show next April in New York also. So I guess you mig

I will check with Epic Interactive as time allows.

You might also query Airsoft.

IOSpirits products work on MorphOS and I sell them. Our 512 and 1gig sticks are made specifically for us and will be able to fully populate your Pegasos or AmigaOne with them. How is that for reaching out?

You're doing great. I just spent a good deal of money on a Peg2 and Papyrus Office Suite so I am not looking to spend more right now, but I will keep you in mind for both IBrowse and DIMMs.