Eye Communication Systems, Inc. Re-Launches Website - www.eyecom.com

Aug. 15, 2007 - PRLog -- Hartland, WI, 8-9-07– Eye Communication Systems, Inc. (Eye Com) has recently re-launched its’ website http://www.eyecom.com. The new Eye Com website explains the uses and features of our line of micrographic equipment, micrographic supplies, and print cartridge products. Along with the re-launch of the www.eyecom.com website, we also launched new websites for two of our divisions - Info Access Micropublishing, http://www.infoaccess.us; a leading electronic parts catalog provider for the appliance industry, and Eye Digital Surveillance, http://www.eye-digital.com; a law enforcement/government use surveillance product manufacturer/seller.

The redesigned website displays Eye Com’s full line of micrographic products in an easy to use format. The re-launch of the website allows visitors to view the various uses of our products and download product flyers to learn the specifications. Learning from our previous sites, this site is much more streamline, directing users to the products they are looking for, with fast, easy to download flyers. Quickly link to our division sites www.eye-digital.com and www.infoaccess.us to find customized images and product information. All sites were created with user functionality and quick online viewing in mind.

For additional information on Eye Com’s new website contact "Megan Raml" or visit www.eyecom.com. To learn more about our products simply go to our website support tab and fill out the form for request literature to receive information on how our line of products will work for your company.

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ABOUT Eye Com - Strategically located in Hartland, WI less than half an hour from Milwaukee Eye Com was started in the early 1980’s with the advance of micrographic data storage. With research and development Eye Com created a full line of micrographic equipment, with the advancement of technology Eye Com now offers Digital Retrieval Systems that will convert information stored on microfiche, microfilm, 35mm and 16mm formats to digital formats that can be viewed on a computer.

Website: www.eyecom.com