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P1dB, Inc., Announces New Website Design |
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San Jose, CA, August 27, 2015– P1dB, Inc., a supplier of RF and microwave components, launched its new e-commerce website, www.p1db.com, whose focus is product availability and fast shipment to its global customer base. "P1dB is committed to providing its customers with RF and Microwave products on a timely basis" says Gerry Camacho, P1dB GM and COO. "Our updated website is the first step to meeting our commitment of offering RF and Microwave components to the industry from stock or very short delivery."
The P1dB Website has been designed to meet customer demands for an easy product search and consumer level e-commerce check-out and 24/7 availability. P1dB will continue to increase and develop its product line based on market feedback in order to become the leading RF and Microwave component supplier supporting customers' immediate requirements. Back-end support has also been installed to permit easy interfacing with P1dB's franchised distributor, RFMW Ltd., which will improve customer experience and support. About P1dB, Inc. P1dB, Inc., established in 2005, provides a wide range of RF/Microwave components for wired and wireless telecommunication systems, wireless infrastructure systems, test equipment subsystems, repeaters, and cable networks. Anything but another RF component supplier, P1dB specializes in supplying its customers with immediate availability on standard products as well as difficult to find RF and Microwave components. P1dB is a developer and manufacturer of RF/Microwave amplifiers, diodes, transistors, coaxial connectors, cable assemblies, attenuators, terminations, couplers, splitters and test & measurement components. Contact: Gerry Camacho
Posted September 3, 2015 |
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