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Press Releases
iConfusion
Boronotronics Graphics Design Division has just released
the Icon Confusion wallpaper. Annoy your friends with this
wallpaper that makes it next to impossible to find any icons
on the desktop. Originally created in September of 1999, we
are making this exciting wallpaper available to you now in
August of 2004 (don't say we didn't keep you waiting).
Install it on your machine today! Best when
used with Windows 98. Also pretty good with Windows 95 and Me.
Right click the image below, save it someplace and install as
wallpaper. Don't forget to tile it to get the full effect
of the confusion!
Friday August 20, 2004
2017!
Boronotronics alternate fuel 2017! Brings to your door an
alternate fuel
for the next century, available today! Made from a secret
patented formula of hyper-processed spherically condensed
super-saturated bovine excreta, which when placed in your tank
will give you the results that even Dante never would have
expected! Boronotronics alternate fuel 2017!
Not available wherever better cow-pies are sold.
BCD-2000, The Fastest CD-ROM Drive in the World
Today, Boronotronics has announced a new CD-ROM drive that
breaks all previous speed records. Clocking in at 2000 times
normal CD reading speed, the BCD-2000 CD-ROM drive will have all the other
CD-ROM drive manufacturers playing catch-up for years.
To achieve these unprecedented speeds, Boronotronics has
developed and patented a new CD reading mechanism. Instead
of spinning the CD over a stationary laser, the CD is held
stationary while the laser spins around. As with any new
approach there have been a few drawbacks. So far, only about
10% of the CD can be read by this drive. This is a limitation
imposed by the shape of the CD drawer which obscures the other
90% of the CD from view of the moving laser. Also, like a
washing machine, the BCD-2000 will occasionally get out of balance
and shake loose from its mounting in a violent fashion,
potentially harming humans and other small domestic animals.
A small price to pay for the latest and greatest.
The BCD-2000 CD-ROM Drive
is only available for use with the proprietary
Boronotronics Interface Technology Channel Hybrid (BITCH)
interface. Remember, if you can't interface to your peripherals,
you know it's a BITCH.
Monday, July 8, 2002
Boronotronics Press Announces "for Borons" Series
A new line of beginner-targeted books is now available from
Boronotronics Press. Building on Boronotronics' smash success
with "The Complete Boron's Guide to the Moronic (Windows 95)",
Boronotronics Press hopes to elevate the intellectual level of its
readers with the heavy handed writing and quick wittiness they've come
to love. The new "for Borons" series presents everything
a complete novice needs to know about a topic while making them
feel completely stupid. First releases include:
- Changing a Light Bulb for Borons
- Making a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich for Borons
- Tuning Up a Car for Borons
- Negotiating Peace Talks Between Middle Eastern Countries for Borons
- Quantum Mechanics for Borons
There's no need to be a Boron any more with the new "for Borons" series
from Boronotronics Press!
Tuesday, November 15, 2001
Boronotronics Introduces New Logo
Boronotronics proudly unveils its new logo. The logo features
the Angel of Obsolescence and one of Boronotronics' most (un)successful
products, the open-air hard drive. As a tribute to Boronotronics
continuing commitment to our mission statement: "If it ain't broke,
you didn't get it from us," one of the angel's
wings is broken. Contact our publicity department for versions
of the logo suitable for printing in any size up to billboard.
Tuesday, June 13, 2000
Boronotronics Press Announces First Book Titles
Boronotronics' new book publishing division has been hard at work
putting together the most technologically advanced titles. Here is
a list of books released today.
- Programming ActiveX with Ada
- Learn C++ in 2 Minutes, or Your Money Back
- The Complete Boron's Guide to the Moronic (Windows 95)
- Putting up with AOL Version 4
- Building Your Own Outdated Computer From Parts Around The House
- The Nudie GIF Directory
- Java: How To Bring Your Machine To A Screeching Halt
- Installing Linux in Under 5 Minutes
- Network Programming with CTM
Wednesday, April 22, 1998
2018!
The folks at Boronotronics are pleased to announce their
newest product, 2018! 2018 makes your metals three times as
dense at half the weight. Available in ferrous and non-ferrous formulas.
Wednesday, March 25, 1998
Boronotronics Backbone Network (BBN)
Boronotronics proudly unveils a solution to Internet congestion that
will handle mankind's need for the 'Net into the next 3 millenia. The
first technology, Dynamic Transfer Method, or DTM increases the throughput
of any standard networking physical layer by well over several million
fold. The
controversial new signaling technique requires a several gigawatt
repeater every 6 feet, but the results at this point are amazing.
"We've traditionally tried to stay within the bounds of the OSI
model," stated
Chad Mynhier,
Director of Networking Stuff, "but this
idea was so radical, we had to do it."
In an effort to get this technology out and in use where it matters
the most, Boronotronics has taken the unprecedented step of proposing
a replacement for the current Internet. Currently dubbed, "Internet B,"
Boronotronics promises to single-handedly solve every bandwidth problem
on the Internet. "Combined with the BRA, this is an unbeatable
solution," explained Woof, Director of Marketing, "Particularly in the
triple-D cup size."
The Internet B/BBN project is currently tied up in litigation due
to a suit filed by Bolt, Beranek and Newman.
Sunday, November 2, 1997
Boronotronics Router Appliance (BRA)
August 21, 1997
It slices... It dices... It routes!
Our Networking Products Division is booming this month with new
products. The new Boronotronics Router Appliance (BRA) is our next generation
router product that includes a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver
to enable dynamic naming of routers based on Latitude/Longitude. This
allows more efficient Point-A to Point-B routing of Internet traffic.
This 12th generation router also includes full support for the currently
draft Chad Transfer Mode (CTM) standard pioneered by our Director of
Networking Stuff, Chad Mynhier. "ATM uses a small cell so that they can
get good performance for "real-time" stuff. Our product goes one step
further by using an even smaller 11-byte cell. 10 bytes are used for the
header and
7 bits for checksum, so we end up sending one bit of data per cell.
This is an acceptable tradeoff when you consider the outstanding real-time
performance gains." The BRA is available only in DD and DDD cup sizes.
Boronosynchronous Transfer Method (BTM)
June 9, 1997
Heralded as a new breakthrough in throughput, the currently draft
BTM protocol has just been finalized and will be incorporated in
several of Boronotronics' products for 3Q97. Critics have commented
that the protocol may be far too complex to implement, but most
of them had no idea what they were talking about. "This is really
fast" reports Chad Mynhier, Director of Networking Stuff for
Boronotronics. "I can't believe it's not butter" reports Fabio.
Internet Blitzer
October 31, 1996
Now that the Phone lines
are becoming saturated nationwide due to the Internet, Boronotronics
announces its latest product...the Internet Blitzer. With this product,
you can send unending messages to all users on all service providers near
and far, forever! Once your message is on the 'Net, you can never get it
off. Internet Blitzer, available only on inner-city street corners after
dark.
Comfort-Radies!
October 1, 1996
Truculent Technologies, a subsidiary of Boronotronics, always
contributing to the heat loss of the
Universe, is going nationwide with Comfort-Radies, the first and still
best selling spray-on Plutonium undergarments... Watch for them in your
dealers leader glass case.
Our Products
Operating Systems Division
BoronOS
"The OS that crashes faster than Windows 95 on every known
benchmark."
Perfect for the computer hobbyist. With all of
the effort they'll put into trying to get BoronOS to
work, they'll learn everything there is to know about
their hardware.
Endorsed by the Department of Motor Vehicles in several states.
"Instead of lying about the computer being down all the time,
it really is!", Jake Sopwith, North Carolina DMV.
This state of the art Operating System provides the latest
in 33-bit pre-empted architecture. Requires 1gig of RAM and
a 3 terabyte hard disk. A special Boronotronics 786 processor
is included. The 786 is pin-compatible with most Intel processors.
Personal Systems Division
6X Floppy Drive
The new 6X high speed floppy drive from Boronotronics spins floppy disks
at an unprecedented 1800RPM! This results in a throughput of over 3 Megabytes
per second. A special controller card is included along with a box of 10
preformatted Boronotronics high speed floppy disks. Disks hold the standard
1.44Meg and are specially lubricated to dissipate the extreme heat generated
at 1800 RPM.
Gaseous Electronics Division
New from Boronotronics Gaseous Electronics Division!
The Methanator X600! Using a solid fuel cell, and a supply of
440volts/10gigawatts, the Methanator X600 can produce a 5000 cubic foot per
minute flow of methane gas. Fuel cells come in 5 and 10 minute sizes.
Catalog # 37462384784839927483837483G374637. Price: $200,000
for one X600, $5500 5-minute X600 fuel cell, $6000 10-minute X600 fuel cell.
Gaseous Links
Gaseous Electronics Lab at UIUC.
Ergonomics Division
The Boronotronics Ergonomic Mouse!
This specially designed 1 foot square pointing device is carefully contoured
to fit the palm of your hand. Connects to your computer's parallel port and
requires an external supply of 220 volts/13 Amps. Available in a choice of
designer
colors. Energy saving feature
shuts down mouse when the room becomes dark. 13 Amp current draw guarantees
a warm hand during operation. Special 2 foot square mouse pad included.
Catalog # 37462384784839927482837483G374637. Price: $6,000
for one BM-1.
Boronotronics and the Angel of Obsolescence logo are registered
trademarks of Boronotronics, Inc.