Microtek launches P4 mobos

Microtek International, the leading `desi brand' in IT products, has launched P4 motherboards in the market this week. Microtek's new motherboard for Intel Pentium processor is based on Intel 845 chipset and the 478-pin P4 processor family comes with SDRAM support. "This product comes under our new `Aspire Series' where more P4 motherboards would be launched in due course. The next product in this series is with RDRAM technology support and the product will be launched shortly," said Sandeep Mathur, Branch Manager, Microtek International Ltd. The newly launched Microtek P4 motherboard is priced Rs 6,500 for dealers, resellers and assemblers.

Microtek has issued a 12-month warranty period for this product and gives end-to-end replacement assurance for any buyer. "Moreover, the customers can walk-in directly to Microtek offices for any replacement issues with the necessary documents, immaterial of which dealer or reseller they made the purchase from," said Mathur. The company also offers service support even after the warranty period.

Recently, Microtek has launched a new 17-inch monitor in the market under its Flat Vision series. The new monitor comes bundled with free software and speakers.

Meanwhile, Microtek has announced a Good Life Club for its channel partners. The Good Life Club offers exciting travel opportunities for absolutely free on achieving the set target points. "The Club was formed to maintain a long standing relationship with our channel partners and give away rewards for their commitment with Microtek," he
said.

Under the scheme, the company plans to sponsor successful channel partners for a trip to Kathmandu, Bangkok, Mauritius, Paris, Switzerland or Europe, depending on their scores. "We have fixed different point slabs for each of these places and the scheme is open from November 2001 to March 2002," quipped
Mathur.

The company has given different points starting from one for its electronic extension - surge safe up to 24 for its 33.6 Kbps external modem. The scheme covers its entire product range including speakers, monitors, UPS, modems and cabinets. The minimum point to be earned for a foreign trip up to Kathmandu is 2,000 and a channel on earning 15,000 points would get a chance to fly Europe. "We expect all our 350 channel partners in this region to take part in this scheme," added Mathur.