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PC-Doctor Service Center 2000 Demonstrates Diagnostics Testing Under Win 2000 Professional - Product Information - Brief Article

EDP Weekly's IT Monitor, April 3, 2000

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Value Added Resellers (VARs) will have an opportunity to view the latest version of PC-Doctor's Service Center 2000 during Intel's Channel Conference (ICC) which will tour 33 cities in the US and Canada March 27-April 14 of this year. Service Center 2000, from PC-Doctor Inc. - the leading global developer of hardware diagnostic and system information tools, is an all-in-one package of extensive diagnostics tests for PCs and their components.

It is the first diagnostics software release for Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional. The factory-level features of the Service Center product give VARs, system integrators and assemblers the ability to test the latest technologies available today and ensure product quality.

COPYRIGHT 2000 Millin Publishing, Inc.

COPYRIGHT 2000 Gale Group

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