Streamload Offers Industry's First Free Trial Account with 10 GB of Monthly Storage17 January 2005
Streamload, the leading Internet service for transfer and storage of personal digital entertainment, announced today they are now offering 10 GB of free online storage to everyone who signs up, an increase from 1 GB per month. Streamload is the first and only company to offer free accounts with 10 GB of free storage per month, ten times more than other online services, allowing subscribers to upload their personal videos, digital video recordings, MP3s and photo collections to share with friends and family. For as low as $4.95 per month, Streamloaders enjoy unlimited storage and never have to worry about running out of space again and have anywhere, anytime access to their stored files.
"Audio and video collections can easily consume tens or hundreds of gigabytes of data storage, so now our free trial users can get a taste of what Streamload has to offer its paid subscribers -- unlimited storage," said Steve Iverson, co-founder and CEO of San Diego-based Streamload. "For enthusiasts of digital entertainment, Streamload makes it easy to centralize, organize and securely store their content without overwhelming their personal computers."
Streamload is also introducing its new version 4.5 with new service improvements, including a new website design for easier navigation, faster search and a demo center. Streamload's version 4.5 promises to make users' digital lives easier with their state-of-the-art user interface and make the most of the service through intuitive online demos.
Streamload is the ideal complementary service for owners of DVRs, digital camcorders, MP3 players, Microsoft Media Center PCs, Portable Media Centers (PMC) and digital cameras, and enthusiasts of music, anime and digital photography. It is usually the only choice for users who want to stash really large files, like their personal high-definition video and digital music collections, in an unlimited capacity library and have access to their own content anytime, anywhere there is an Internet connection. It is an extraordinarily feature-rich service, especially with its tools for recognizing and manipulating massive media files.
"Another Streamload benefit is that our subscribers bypass email file attachment limitations. This feature comes in handy when sending mega-sized video files. Users no longer have to worry about emailing a digital media file since they can now Streamload It(TM)," added Iverson.
Streamloaders can send and receive all of their files from anywhere quickly and easily, move video and music to any device, and optimize and convert digital files to many formats nearly instantly. Streamload doesn't limit file transfer speeds, provides batch uploading and downloading of Megafiles(tm), allows for remote sending, and grows with users as they expand their digital content.
Source: Business Wire
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