Grant and I are back from Portland. Nice damp city, that one...reminds me of where I grew up in B.C. We had a great time under the hospices of Monty Goodson and the rest of the PDXBot crew. We had a good time seeing cool new custom robots by Josh Triska (1st place Advanced Mini-Sumo […]
Yaaaarrr! Solarbotics successfully board...
Dave Hrynkiw
April 1, 2007
Ummm, yup! Here's an April Fool's joke for you - that April Fool's wasn't a joke!
Solarbotics has indeed taken over the operations of HVWTech.com! The owner of HVWTech has new priorities in his life (about 1 year old, drooling, and crawling around on the floor), and decided to hand off operations to us. We're excited to be playing with all these new gadgets and gizmos, and promise to deliver HVW Technology's products to our customers with our standard high-quality service.
So what does this mean to the future of both companies? We're working on that. We plan on new product introductions on boths sites very soon, so keep an eye on Solarbotics and HVW Technologies!
Yaaarrrr! Strike the Jolly Roger, and hoist the banner of Solarbotics!
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