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7/25/2004 -

RSOL PC Services today announced that they have successfully established a service provider relationship with ComputerRepair.com.

Headquartered in New York City, ComputerRepair.com is the only online marketplace for on-site technology services. With more than 10,000 highly qualified service providers in virtually every U.S. zip code, ComputerRepair.com can support your business, expand your geographic and skill set coverage and help you to better serve your customers.

Companies of all sizes trust ComputerRepair.com to meet their technology service needs. They gain immediate access to the ComputerRepair.com marketplace and its highly qualified technical experts to efficiently meet peak levels of demand. And because ComputerRepair.com is an on-demand service, our customers add no overhead and pay only when they use our platform.

Whether it's assistance with an IT rollout, large-scale installations, or routine break-fix work, ComputerRepair.com helps buyers locate the right IT skills, exactly when and where you need them. Their patent-pending platform offers increased visibility and control. This reduces management costs, improves service levels, and offers faster response times than traditional methods.

6/1/2004 -

Real Savings Online today announced their OEM PC division (RSOL PC Systems) will be renamed RSOL PC Services. The new company will provide a broader scope of IT solutions which will include on-site technical support to businesses and end-users in the South Florida region.

1/18/2004 -

Real Savings Online's PC division (RSOL PC Systems) today announced a limited time promotion for their popular Crystal Series Gold Edition model lines.

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As a direct result of decreasing component costs, all Crystal Series Gold Edition systems which boast Intel's fastest Pentium-based processor to date (Pentium 4, 3.2 GHz with Hyper-threading technology and 800 MHz Front-Side Bus) have been marked down by $175.

Similarly, all Crystal Series Silver Edition systems (Intel Pentium 4, 3.0 GHz, Hyper-threading technology and 800 MHz FSB) have been marked down by $90.