Heres the info you requested on STNX.
STNX is ready for action. I have owned since '97 before the RS. My first stock. It
wasn't such a bad investment after all:) I am thinking of buying more actually check this
out! All info can be found at www.startronix.com. BTW- they have/had an alliance with
SNCG who also recently exploded.
A public traded Delaware corporation (STNX: OTC:BB) with approximately 5,000
shareholders
I think something is cooking. Up about 500% in the last 2 months?
Company
StarTronix International (the "Company") has unveiled the StarScreen System with
on-line services, products, software and training for the home-based business industry
and private label user's.
Industry
The home-based business industry is the fastest growing industry in North America
today with $600 billion in annual sales.
Growth
On-line Service/Internet Access
250 million users by 2000
Over 1billion users by 2005
Software Program
$20 billion in sales by 2000
Screen-phone/Terminals
10 million in use by 2000
Telecommunications
The worlds 3rd largest industry
$ 3 trillion by 2000
StarTronix will begin marketing the home-based opportunity to its old and new
distributors in the first quarter of 2000. The distributors who qualify for the StarTronix
Visa or MasterCard four year service program will receive a new upgraded StarScreen
System free.
StarTronix also plans to market wireless telecommunications products and services,
including local and long distance phone services including "800", “One Plus”,
commercial and residential direct service.
StarTronix International is a publicly traded Company (OTC BB: STNX). The
Company is engaged in the joining of hardware and software systems to provide on-line
services over the Internet when connected to phone, cable or wireless systems for the
home-based industry through the operation of its wholly subsidiaries.
StarTronix International anticipates in the near future applying for listing on the
NASDAQ Small Cap Market. The Company (Gold Express) originally became
public in June 1984 as a mining and natural resource company. In April 1994 the
Company acquired 100% of the stock of StarTronix Inc, which became a wholly
owned marketing subsidiary. The Company then changed its name to StarTronix
International.
In 1996 the Company began marketing the StarScreen System through its wholly
owned subsidiary StarTronix Inc. In 1997 StarTronix shut down due to lack of financing
to handle the overwhelming success of its distributor program. StarTronix had signed
up over 20,000 new distributors after introducing the StarScreen System. In the
spring of 1999 the Company's Chairman Mr. Greg Gilbert brought in a new
management team and began reorganizing the Company by entering into
contracts to have the StarScreen System upgraded and bringing the company
current with all its reporting requirements. StarTronix plans to begin marketing
the upgraded StarScreen System in the first quarter of 2000.
Corporate Data
Information Services
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Orange County Register
For More Information Contact:
Kevin Sorenson
1-888-770-7089
Corporate Offices:
StarTronix International
7700 Irvine Center Drive, 510 Irvine, CA 92618
949-727-7420
StarTronix International
4801Taylors Court
Marietta, GA 30068
770-649-4855
Auditors:
Strabala Ramirez & Associates, Inc.
19762 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 100
Irvine, CA 92612
Legal Counsel:
Kilpatrick Stockton
1100 Peachtree Street Suite 2800
Atlanta, GA 30309
Richard Cutler, Esq.
610 Newport Center Drive, Suite 800 Newport Beach, CA 92660
Q: What are your marketing objectives?
A: StarScreen is positioned to become a world-wide marketer in the StarScreen arena.
Our strategy is to develop a full range of Internet terminals and software solutions which
will introduce easy-to-use Internet Services into every home. Q: How do you see the
future of the Internet?
A: While the number Internet users is booming (250 million by 2000), access is still
dominated by technologically advanced consumers with PCs. There is still a strong
demand for easy-to-use, affordable Internet terminals. Q: What about product
availability and a commercial launch?
A: We are currently reviewing business opportunities with key U.S. and European
customers. Our commercial launch, planned for 3rd quarter 1999, depends on our
business partners and their timelines. Q: Where will you launch the Web Touch One
first?
A: We will launch in U.S. and Europe during 3rd quarter '99, but we are considering
other opportunities based on strong interest and commitment of potential customers. Q:
Do you have trials/beta-testing going on?
A: Yes, this upgrade unit is a result of over 500 units in the field operating since 1997
and a lot of companiesare excited about the prospect of this screenphone. We believe it
will transform the way companies do business with consumers. This fact alone attracts a
huge amount of interest. At this stage however, our partners and customers names are
still confidential. Q: What is your plan to achieve your goals?
A: We will begin delivery of the product StarScreen System in the 3rd quarter of
1999. Q: How does the StarScreen compare to a PC or set-top box?
A: The StarScreen System is designed for the home-based business industry, the fastest
growing industry today. Even hard-core PC fans will come to appreciate this unit for its
simplicity and quick Internet access. StarScreen will become the platform of choice for
document creation and extended periods of Internet access. Q: Where did you develop
this new product?
A: USA. Q: Where will you manufacture it?
A: In the USA by several leading electronic manufacture firms.
Product Questions
Q: Is there a cordless model?
A: Not at this time. Q: Isn't the screen kind of small?
A: The screen is 10.5'' inches. It is one of the largest in the category. ·The screen was
designed to fit into any home environment. Q: What about e-mail attachments?
A: The e-mail system will allow you to receive and send virtually any attachment
formats: text, HTML, audio (AU, WAV) and graphics (JPEG, GIF) etc. Q: Can I
access any web site?
A: Yes, you can access any Internet web site (HTML3.2, HTTP 1.1, SSL3.0, Java1.0
applets) Q: What is the operating system of the StarScreen?
A: The StarScreen operating system is Windows 98. Q: Can I feel secure conducting
transactions on the Internet?
A: SSL 3.0, the Internet standard, is supported in this release. The StarScreen has the
same credit card swipe and provides the same level of security you have today in a
classic point of sale using a credit card. Q: What does Plug 'n Play™ mean ?
A: It works just like your phone. You plug it in the wall like a phone and get on the
Internet -- Plug 'n Play! Q: Do I need to purchase a modem ?
A: No, the modem is integrated into the StarScreen. Q: Is 56 Kbps too slow?
A: 56 Kbps is currently above the industry standard, of 33.6 kbps.
Q: Which browser interface does it support (Netscape, Microsoft Explorer)?
A: The StarScreen supports both. |
