Are you still using the old PC-3000 UDMA, PC-3000 PCI or PC-3000 SCSI?
Although these products used to be very efficient and best-in-class data recovery tools, nowadays you are unlikely to stay competitive in the IT business if you are using the 9- or even 12-year-old developments.
Moreover, starting from the 1st of January 2016, all regular software updates will be no longer available for the old “green” PC-3000 UDMA, PC-3000 PCI, and PC-3000 SCSI.
Most of the progressive, forward-looking data recovery companies and forensic organizations engaged in data recovery have already upgraded their old tools fleet with the newest and powerful flagships.
ONLY TWO MONTHS ARE LEFT BEFORE THE END OF THE UPGRADE PROGRAM!
You can get the most powerful PC-3000 Express System with a 40% discount and the newest PC-3000 UDMA and PC-3000 SAS Systems with a 50% discount till the 31st of December 2015.
After the deadline, you will be able to get these tools only at full price, even if you are an owner of an old PC-3000 board.
Get your Special Quotation right now or contact us at sales@acelab.ru
Last Chance to get the Newest Tools at Special Prices
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