Tekserve - Parallels 'Partner of the Year 2008'

Parallels attended the 5th Annual Apple Specialist Marketing Co-op (ASMC) conference during Macworld 2009 last month. There are some images from the event:

 

As you can see, the latest in Parallels server technology was on display - The Parallels LLX 9000 Spectrum Clock device!

 

Only... hmm, that's strange. That doesn't look like the Parallels LLX 9000 Spectrum Clock device; more like a modified Nintendo Wii. Well either way, this is what was given away at the conference. The lucky recipients are now either turning solid matter into inverse photons, or they're playing Super Smash Bros - if the former, please don't submerge the device in liquid, even partially - if the latter, please forget my mention of the top secret Parallels LLX 9000 Spectrum Clock device.

One other very important thing was given away at the event: a Parallels award to Tekserve for "2008 Reseller Channel Partner of the Year for North America Business and Consumer Sales," which is a mouthfull, so I just call it the Parallels Partner of the Year award. Congratulations, and a big thank you to Tekserve for your critical role in helping Parallels meet and exceed customer needs. Tekserve has helped raise the standard for sales and marketing innovation, solutions selling as well as customer support.

About Tekserve:

Tekserve is a private company held in New York with over 200 employees. They primarily specialize in Apple computer repairs, as well as services for both casual and business graphic, audio and video professionals. Tekserve has grown to be New York's authority on Apple sales and service; we're proud to have them as a partner!

For more information on Tekserve, visit their website here:

http://www.tekserve.com/

Comments

[anonymous]

let me guess - pictures taken using apple product? :-)

[Sean_Parallels]

I actually have no clue what these were taken with (guessing a mobile). I wasn't at the party, myself; I just got the pretty (and some fuzzy) pictures to look at. If I were there, I would have swiped the Wii for myself!