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#20,448,608 (-4%) - extremeprotocol.com
Title: Storage Test Software & Hardware for SCSI/iSCSI/SAS/SATA/ATA/Fibre Channel
Description: Professional software and hardware equipment dedicated to the development, testing, maintainance, and erasure of hard drives and other peripheral devices. An extensive scripting language and simple user interface provide the most capable tools on the mar


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#22,336,019 (0%) - countgrass.com
Title: Synergy Resource Solutions...We Count Grass....and a whole lot more!
Description: Synergy Resource Solutions, Inc.: Natural Resource Technical Services...We Count Grass... and a Whole Lot More!
Keywords:monitoring, tools, monitoring tools, soil stability kit, soil penetrometer, penetrometer, infiltrometer, hoop, monitoring frame, production hoop, laser point sampler, point intercept, line intercept, point intercept device, impact penetrometer, soil erosion bridge, cover pole, riparian pole, robel pole, soil inventory, vegetation inventory, biological monitoring tools, ranch, ranch consulting, range consultant,
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#0 (0%) - scipar.com
Title: Scipar, Inc. - Home
Description: Scipar, Inc. We specialize in the design and commissioning of fully engineered control systems, based upon non-proprietary hardware, support applications, and communications subsystems for a totally compliant solution.
#10,484,925 (0%) - softwareconceptsinc.net
Title: Software Concepts, Inc. Home Page
Description: Providing the wireless telecom industry with embedded software development, test solutions and test tools.
#7,419,479 (+15%) - thinanywhere.com
Title: ThinAnywhere(R) --- Your Thin Client Solution!!!
Description: ThinAnywhere is the middleware which enables virtually any software application to be instantly web enabled without any changes to the application. ThinAnywhere support 3D OpenGL under Unix, Linux and Windows and is the choice for client-server computing