Charismac Announces Hubzilla, the 4-Port FireDino Firewire Hub Ready to Invade Computer Desktops

Auburn, CA -- 9/25/2002 Hubzilla, the 4-port firewire breathing dinosaur, is ready to invade computer desktops across the world. Hubzilla is as menacing as he is useful as he helps to rid computer desktops of firewire cable clutter and provide additional firewire ports for the growing number of 1394 devices on the market including hard disk and CD-RW drives, DVD recorders, digital video recorders and even MP3 players.

Look directly at Hubzillas face if you dare and youll find yourself staring into his piercing red eyes and blue mouth, both which light up when plugged into a firewire bus on your firewire capable Windows or Macintosh computer.

Hubzilla is a must have for anyone who uses firewire devices on their computer," said Tony Overbay, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Charismac. You definitely wont find another product like Hubzilla on the market; hes one of a kind."

Hubzilla features 4 menacingly fast 400 Mbps data ports designed to expand your computers firewire capabilities. Hubzilla is 100% 1394 / Firewire compliant and requires no additional drivers. Hubzilla is completely bus-powered; however a power adapter is available for users who may need additional power.

Hubzilla is available for $74.95 directly from Charismac Engineering via their online web store which can be reached at www.Charismac.com. Hubzilla will be available for a limited time only and will be sold on a first come first serve basis. Hubzilla will ship in early November in plenty of time for the Christmas season. More information on Hubzilla is also available at the Charismac website.

Charismac, founded in 1986, is a privately held Storage Company headquartered in the Sierra Nevada foothills. Charismac engineers world class products including CD/DVD mastering software, RAID utility software and storage management and virtualization software as well as Dr. Fix-It, a CD/DVD cleaning and polishing kit and Hubzilla, the coolest 4-port firewire dinosaur hub on the planet.