Thanks, Vitaliy.

The graphic design for the website was done by BinaryPulse, an outside tech
marketing firm.  After they delivered templates of the site, we filled in
the technical content.  The web store is provided by Volusion.  

QSI was founded by an engineer (not me) who over the last 20 years has been
designing and building custom cameras and electronic accessories for the
asto-imaging field.  About two years ago the decision was made to develop
and manufacture a line of cameras for the greater market.  We've put
together a team to accomplish that goal.  The official announcement of our
product line will be next week at AstroImage 2006 in Brea, CA.
http://www.ocastronomers.org/astroimage/2006/

If you, or any other piclister, are in Southern California next week, please
come by AstroImage and say hello.

Regards,

Dave Challis

BTW, the embedded controller in the cameras are, of course, 18F series
chips.

-----Original Message-----
From: piclist-bounces@mit.edu [mailto:piclist-bounces@mit.edu] On Behalf Of
Vitaliy
Sent: Friday, August 04, 2006 10:09 PM
To: Microcontroller discussion list - Public.
Subject: Re: [AD] New astro imaging company by a piclister

From: "David Challis" <dchallis@cox.net>
> We just completed our web site, http://www.qsimaging.com/.  If you're 
> interested, please take a few minutes to explore the site.  I'd 
> appreciate any comments you may have.

David,

Excellent website, very nicely done! Was it designed by an in-house team, or
by an outside company?

Also, I'm always interested in hearing about how new companies get started. 
Maybe you can tell us more about who QSI is?

Best regards,

Vitaliy 

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