Primera PTRip Software Lets You Rip Directly To iTunes

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Primera Announces PTRip™ Software for iTunes® and Windows® Media Player

PLYMOUTH, MN, USA (January 7, 2008) — Primera Technology, Inc., the world’s leading developer and manufacturer of CD, DVD, Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD duplication and printing equipment, today announced the availability of its new PTRip Software.PTRip gives users of Primera’s Bravo-Series Disc Publishers the ability to automatically load CDs into their Publishers’ built-in CD/DVD drives for importing audio tracks into Apple® iTunes or Microsoft® Windows Media Player. The program is simple to use and requires just three steps:

Discs are robotically loaded and tracks imported into iTunes or Windows Media Player. The process continues automatically until the input bin is empty. Once imported, files are ready for playback on portable players including Apple iPod®, iPhone™ and iTouch™ devices, Microsoft Zune® and many other brands and models of MP3 players and cell phones.

PTRip supports Primera’s Bravo SE, Bravo II, BravoPro and Bravo XR/XRP Disc Publishers. The software is priced at $99.00 (MSRP), but is available for a limited time at no charge. Visit www.primera.com/PTRip to register and download the program.

“We’re pleased to offer PTRip to our valued customers. It lets them utilize their Bravo Disc Publishers in a new and completely different way,” said Mark D. Strobel, Primera’s Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “There’s no easier and more efficient way to digitize a personal CD collection than with PTRip and a Bravo-Series Disc Publisher.”

    1. Place CDs into a Bravo-Series Disc Publisher’s input bin,
    2. Launch PTRip,
    3. Click “Load to iTunes” or “Load to Windows Media Player.”

Information and pricing on Primera Printers and Duplicators.

Introducing the PDO Konica Minolta MO-PRO1300

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**FOR RESELLERS ONLY

Do you have customers calling with archived data stuck on MO Disks?

Are your customers archived images stuck on an island with no rescue boat in sight?

Many Imaging professionals are finding themselves burdened with this common problem; they’ve got a stack of 3.5 inch Magneto Optical Disks loaded with valuable studies, but no way to access the data.Many practitioners have seen their Drives disappear with the ushering in of new computers or equipment, effectively stranding their data. Fujitsu was one of the first manufacturers to offer a solution; with their Dynamo line of pocket drives they finally allowed practitioners a cheap, portable way to unchain their archived data. Today Fujitsu has all but exited the external drive market once again leaving imaging practitioners in limbo.

Techware Distribution is proud to announce that it has been named the sole US distributor of the Konica Minolta MO-PRO 1300.

The Konica Minolta drive is a USB 2.0 plug-n-play 1.3-gigabyte drive, perfect for reading and writing MO disks from 128 megabytes all the way up to 1.3 gigabytes. It is a pocket style drive that simply shows up as your next available drive. Slightly larger than an ipod, the drive is compatible with both Windows and Mac and is USB powered, meaning that there is no power brick to hassle with. The drive is brand new in the factory box, comes with a 1-year manufacturer warranty and offers an affordable bridge to your stranded data. Compatible with 3.5 inch Magneto Optical Disks in capacities; 128mb, 230mb, 540mb,640mb & 1.3gb .

To order this drive call us at 800-295-0083 x-16 or Email Us to learn more about this exciting new product.

**techwaredist.com is focused on providing the medical imaging field resellers with affordable solutions and professional service. Please call us today to discuss our entire line of Medical Imaging Optical Storage Solutions and Supplies.

Techware Dist is Going Green!

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We at Techware Dist are dedicated to doing our part to help create a better future for everyone.  We have implemented processes in an attempt to mitigate or reduce our waste.

Currently we recycle or reuse:

  • All Cardboard & Office paper
  • All Plastic CD packaging spindles
  • All CD’s & DVD’s
  • All Inkjet Cartridges
  • All Aluminum Cans
  • Old Computer Equipment, making every possible attempt to repurpose; e.g. using old computer towers as print servers.
  • Reuse All Incoming Packaging Materials

    • We also ask that our partners work together with us to reduce post consumer waste.  One such way is by asking your reps for CD’s or DVD’s in shrinkwrap versus plastic spindles and or re-using your spindles.