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Kore Nutrition Incorporated (OTCBB:KORE) and the Company’s wholly owned subsidiary, Go All In, Inc. (”ALL IN”), are pleased to announce the establishment of their new Asian Licensee, ALL IN Asia.
ALL IN Asia is headed by Mr. Desmond Liew, an experienced and highly capable marketing and distribution expert in Asia. ALL IN Asia will manage the rollout of ALL IN Energy products throughout the important markets of Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Korea initially, then expand distribution throughout the rest of this region over time.
The Asia Pacific region accounts for an estimated 30% of worldwide energy drink consumption. According to Zenith International, the worldwide beverage consumption analytical firm, annual beverage consumption growth projections through 2010 in Asia will be, on average, 12% - 14%, and projected to continue at this level through 2015.
ALL IN Energy products will be custom designed to appeal to Asian consumers across all demographics but with special consideration towards an increasingly prevalent poker and casino culture. Consumers in this market are expected to immediately identify with ALL IN’s brand focus of safely providing a sustained level of energy, focus, stamina, sharpness of mind and memory, and immune system support, during times of extreme competitive pressure, as well as for the everyday demands of life.
Legendary poker champion Johnny Chan has joined together with fellow top poker professionals, who all endorse ALL IN(TM) Energy drinks.
Kore, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, ALL IN, is engaged in the business of developing, producing, and selling non-alcoholic beverages. It produces premium energy drinks and an enhanced purified water under the brand name, ALL IN(TM) Energy, to suit the demands of an active world.
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Sonic Automotive, Inc. (NYSE:SAH), the nation’s third-largest automotive retailer, reported that 2010 second quarter adjusted earnings from continuing operations were $15.6 million, up 41% from adjusted earnings from continuing operations in the same prior year period. On a per share basis, the Company earned an adjusted $0.27 per diluted share from continuing operations, compared to an adjusted $0.23 per diluted share from continuing operations in the same prior year quarter.
The adjustments are related primarily to debt refinancing activities and mark-to-market adjustments on interest rate swaps. During the second quarter, the Company completed the retirement of $200 million of our 8.625% senior subordinated notes using proceeds from a debt offering that was completed in March 2010.
Sonic Automotive, Inc., a Fortune 500 company and member of the Russell 2000 Index, is among the largest automotive retailers in the United States. Sonic Automotive dealerships provide comprehensive services, including sales of both new and used cars and light trucks, sales of replacement parts, performance of vehicle maintenance, warranty, paint and collision repair services, and arrangement of extended warranty contracts, financing and insurance for the company’s customers
http://www.sonicautomotive.com
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Think the Mouse Is Dead? Think Again With Microsoft’s Arc Touch Mouse
Some say the mouse’s days are numbered, but today Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) proves the gadget is alive and well by unveiling the Arc Touch Mouse, the first mouse designed to flatten for portability and pop up for comfort. The new mouse features Microsoft’s first touch scroll strip for easy navigation — just move a finger slowly for controlled scrolling or flick for hyperfast scrolling. Windows-based PC users will love packing up their laptop bags without the added bump of a mouse, as the Arc Touch Mouse flattens with just the touch of a finger.
As the computing landscape evolves to offer new ways of interacting, such as touch screens and touch pads, the mouse is also evolving but holds true to its core purpose: providing comfort and precision to users when navigating the PC.
“This is not the first time that the mouse has been threatened — look at 10 years ago when people started buying laptops that had integrated pointers and touch pads. Still, the mouse category continued to grow and grow,” said Brett Ostrum, general manager for the Hardware Group at Microsoft. “The reasons people need external mice will not change: comfort and precision. The Arc Touch Mouse just demonstrates again how committed Microsoft is to continuing to bring great new mice to consumers.”
Designed for the Mobile Lifestyle
People today are using mobile computers more than ever, and they still want comfort and control when using them. In fact, one-third of mobile PC buyers also purchase a mouse with their new notebooks or netbooks.(1) And, at less than 15 millimeters thick at its widest point, the Arc Touch Mouse was designed to deliver ultimate portability to easily slip into a bag, purse or pocket. It also goes from curved to flat with one simple movement, so working on the go is easier than ever — just collapse the Arc Touch Mouse to turn it off, and pop it up to turn on. It’s also extremely durable, tested to ensure years of performance.
Take Control With Touch Scrolling
With the Arc Touch Mouse’s touch strip, consumers can take control of their scrolling with a flick of a finger. Using a capacitive sensing technique and sensor pads, the strip corresponds to each position and velocity change to give users accurate, controlled scrolling no matter how fast or slow the movement. Move a finger slowly on the strip for controlled scrolling, or flick a finger for hyperfast scrolling that can be stopped with just a simple tap. The strip also has three tap “buttons” for added functionality: page up, page down and the middle click area, which is reprogrammable for whatever mouse function the user needs most.(2) Switching from a scroll wheel to a touch strip is made easier with haptics, a vibration technology that simulates the bumps users would feel while using a traditional scroll wheel.
Additional Features
The Arc Touch Mouse is equipped with BlueTrack Technology, letting consumers track on virtually any surface,(3) and a tiny magnetic snap-in Nano transceiver stores conveniently on the bottom of the mouse. Two AAA batteries give the Arc Touch Mouse more than six months of battery life, and the two-color battery life indicators let people know when the power is running low.
Pricing and Availability
Arc Touch Mouse will be available for the estimated retail price of $69.95 (U.S.)(4). It is available now for presale on Amazon.com, BestBuy.com and Buy.com, and it will ship in early December in time for the U.S. holiday season. It will be broadly available online and in stores in January 2011.
Microsoft backs this mouse with a worldwide three-year limited hardware warranty. More information about these and other Microsoft Hardware products can be found at microsoft’s website.
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