Technology
PCPU’s are a part of everyday life and one of the most popular consumer electronic devices every year. Unfortunately named by engineers, the PCPU has come to be known as a “peek.”
Imagine Technologies, a quietly owned subsidiary of the Ashcroft Foundation, has distinguished themselves as the company to watch where peeks are concerned. This year sees two fabulous releases. The first is the iPeek, the long awaited hand-held device. It is the cutting edge of everything peek related and stylishly designed to boot. The device is about the size of a hand-held notepad and only a few millimeters thick, with massive computing power. Downloadable software applications make it so that the iPeek does pretty much anything a consumer needs it to. They are the “it” thing as far as Peeks go. Their other offering is the new iWatch, a peek the size of a medium-sized watch. The iWatch can be placed on a surface and has built in HIU functionality, making it the most useful peek of its category. While not as powerful as the iPeek, it is more portable and harder to lose.
Imagine Technologies’ primary competitor in the marketplace is Micrologic, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Chrysalis Corporation. Micrologic, trying to pretend they are not behind the curve, releases their new peek, the Pocket Peek. It is neither stylishly designed nor as powerful as the iPeek, but the massive marketing campaign and lower price-point make it a competitive offering.