Get a winning hand with the M3i DigiCard

Contained below is a recent article from the Hounslow & Feltham Chronicle Business Section: AN INTRIGUING new product which looks set to revolutionise the world of marketing is being offered by a company which is confident of it's major impact in the near future. The M3i DigiCard is a digital (CD/DVD) card, which can be played on any CD-ROM.

(PRWEB) October 26, 2003 --Contained below is a recent article from the Hounslow & Feltham Chronicle Business Section:

AN INTRIGUING new product which looks set to revolutionise the world of marketing is being offered by a company which is confident of it's major impact in the near future.

The M3i DigiCard is a digital (CD/DVD) card, which can be played on any CD-ROM.

The size and shape of a business card, it replaces the traditional printed business card along with bulky expensive brochures and catalogues, product demo tapes, paper resumes and much more, at a fraction of the cost.

"When you present the DigiCard, it compels your clients to place it in their computer and view the contents," explains Carl Youssef, of M3i. "The cards are fun and practical. You can use them for multimedia sales presentations, taking clients to your website, playing music and soundtracks, product information, brochures and catalogues."
The cards are already taking the USA by storm, where they are used by firms such as estate agents, to give virtual tours of properties, or by companies who want to use video and music to enhance their promotion.
"Yet the DigiCard costs less than you would pay for a glossy brochure said Mr Youssef.

M3i is run by partners Carl Youssef and Karl Allen-Muncey, who between them have several years' experience in import/export and IT.

The company provides IT Support, PC, network and software solutions, multimedia presentations, interactive websites and e-commerce online purchasing in addition to the DigiCard and DigiTour photography. The latter is a new technology, which allows the viewer to look all around a digital photo of a room or landscape, zooming in and out of the image by using the mouse or keyboard.

M3i relies on referrals for it's growing business and serves small to medium businesses on a very flexible level.
"Many companies have to rely on an IT provider and finding the right one who understands their business and industry requirements may be very difficult," explained Carl Youssef. "We more or less act as the their IT department and they can use as much or as little of our service as they may require."
"Most of our competitors offer basic websites created by off the shelf packages; some firms are one-man operations trying to compete on price alone.
"We have the skills to write in many forms of programming languages and code, therefore not limiting the boundaries of ingenuity
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