Introducing Touchblock Rev 2.0 Hand-held Device

Lawrenceville, GA (PRWEB) August 24, 2011

Orderite, Inc a technology leader in food safety automation announced today the release of Touchblock? 2. Dave Spencer, Chief Operating Officer called the release a significant milestone in HACCP compliance for restaurant operations that to date is unparalleled versus other monitoring programs currently available. ?Touchblock 2 takes monitoring to the next level to ensure a company?s food safety practices are maintained? via a user friendly device; easy to read and understand by everyone working in the back of the house?.

This upgrade supports longer battery life, a VGA resolution TFT display for enhanced graphics for improved readability, thermistor sensor technology for the hand probes and increased functionality to support future add on modules, Bluetooth, RF, Wifi and 900mhz radio transmitters/receivers built into the unit, and a completely redesigned food probe.

Touchblock? offers the most comprehensive program for equipment monitoring of restaurants for the automation of critical temperatures, list/task completion, active responses to problems and the use of cloud computing and data base management to provide real-time access to information previously available onsite only. This access to information helps to ensure compliance with local health inspector?s guidelines and corporate defined best practices. Also available are custom reports for use at each location as required by local health or corporate regulations.

About Touchblock? Restaurant Management System

Orderite, Inc, designs, sells and supports Touchblock? Restaurant Management System to restaurant chains from its main office in Lawrenceville, GA and regional offices in Richmond, VA and Rockford, IL. Orderite specializes in bringing technology to the restaurant industry as a way to automate and validate data collection, retrieval and management. Orderite, was founded in 2000 in Athens GA and moved to its current location to take advantage of the diverse population and proximity to the metro Atlanta area. Orderite continues to expand and implement further enhancements to the Touchblock? system to meet the rapidly expanding area of food safety and monitoring systems as they are required.

To learn more about how Touchblock? can improve your food safety monitoring, county health compliance, or improve ?Back of House? operations, visit http://www.touchblock.com or email sales(at)touchblock(dot)com. Touchblock is a registered trademark of Orderite, Inc.

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Yamaha PianoCraft Micro Systems Boast Full-Size Component Features, Versatile Apple Device Connectivity

Buena Park, Calif. (PRWEB) October 21, 2011

Yamaha Electronics Corporation today unveiled its MCR-332 and MCR-232 PianoCraft micro component systems that deliver full-size component quality stereo sound from just about any source, including Apple iPod, iPhone and iPad portable music players, USB devices, as well as from their built-in CD players and AM/FM tuners.

The centerpiece of both systems is the CRX-332 CD/receiver, featuring an alluring aluminum hairline design and a Yamaha-developed digital amp providing smooth, unforced output to 2-way bass reflex speakers. A built-in, top-panel iPod/iPhone dock offers more precise sound reproduction from Apple mobile devices via a fully digital connection that takes advantage of the CRX-332?s superior DAC during playback. In addition, a USB port provides compatibility with MP3 players and flash drives, while a subwoofer port and AUX-in terminals enable easy system expansion with additional components. The result is stunning sound from a compact, versatile and stylish package.

?Our customers? interest in high-quality, 2-channel stereo sound has returned in a big way, and these new models are designed for anyone who wants to really enjoy the highest quality audio from a personal-sized, easy-to-use system,? said Tom Sumner, president, Yamaha Electronics Corporation. ?In keeping with the high standards of our PianoCraft micro component system series, we have once again exceeded consumers? expectations for sound quality and beautiful design in this category.?

The MCR-332 and MCR-232 systems both provide remarkably proficient 2-way bass reflex speakers with deep cabinets supported by three legs. This design prevents external vibrations from affecting sound reproduction and delivers resonant bass and rich midrange with exceptionally good imaging.

Conceived from its musical instrument manufacturing expertise, Yamaha integrates its proprietary Vibration Control Cabinet Structure (VCCS) technology that incorporates strategically placed pieces of composite material within each speaker to further reduce vibration-related distortion. A luxurious, piano-like finish provides a sophisticated look that is perfect in any setting?from the office or living room, to the bedroom or yacht.

Both systems offer large-size, screw type speaker terminals that ensure a reliable high quality connection. The MCR-332 speakers also offer banana clip connections, an unusual high-end feature for micro component systems, for additional connection reliability over time. The MCR-332 and MCR-232 systems? speakers have elegantly designed removable speaker grills.

The MCR-332 (MSRP $ 399.95), MCR-232 (MSRP $ 349.95) and CRX-332 (MSRP $ 299.95), are each sold with an updated remote control featuring enhanced design and functionality, and are currently available at retail. The CRX-332 CD/receiver also will be sold separately at select retailers as part of alternate systems with other components.

For more information, write Yamaha Electronics Corporation, P.O. Box 6660, Buena Park, CA 90620; telephone (714) 522-9105 or visit http://4wrd.it/YAMAHAPIANOCRAFT

About Yamaha

Yamaha Electronics Corporation (YEC), USA, based in Buena Park, California, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Yamaha Corporation of America. YEC offers industry-leading home theater components and systems, featuring A/V receivers, amplifiers, Blu-ray/CD players, speakers, desktop iPod speaker systems, home-theater-in-a-box (HTiB) pre-matched systems and the company's exclusive Digital Sound Projectors single component surround sound solutions.

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