Overland Park, Kansas - (Cheap Web Hosting Directory) - March 21, 2008 - Web host and Internet solutions provider, Aplus.Net, has deployed four additions to its line of dedicated servers, including two high-power dual quad servers that are among the most optimized in the industry.

Dennis Kittrell, Senior Product Manager at Aplus.Net noted, ”The addition of these servers provides our customers with a broader choice and more processing power than ever before. These additions also help to make Aplus.Net an even more competitive force in the consumer market.”

New additions to the company’s line of Multi-Processor Servers are the 2x Quad Core 2.0 GHz and The 2x Quad Core 2.33 GHz servers. Each has a 2x Intel Xeon Quad-Core 1333MHz CPU, two Gigabytes of DDR2-667 ECC RAM, and a 250GB SATA Hard Drive. In addition, the servers boast double the processing power over similar models.

Joining Aplus.Net’s line of Multi-Core Servers are the Quad Core 2.13 Ghz and The Quad Core 2.4 GHz servers, both with Intel Xeon Quad-Core 1066MHz CPUs, two Gigabytes of DDR2-800 ECC RAM, and a 250 GB SATA Hard Drive.

The new servers are the latest in Aplus.Net’s campaign to overhaul and rebrand its entire line of dedicated hosting services to a more hardware-based naming system. These additions follow earlier announcements that Aplus.Net had reduced prices on all its dedicated server set-up fees by amounts of up to hundreds of dollars.

Aplus.Net has provided web services since the Internet’s commercial start in 1995. Aplus.Net is one of the top ten privately held hosting companies in the United States. Specializing in helping small businesses build a customer base via the Internet, Aplus.Net offers award-winning services that include web hosting and design, dedicated servers, online marketing, e-commerce, domain name registration, and much more. Aplus.Net has been awarded many honors for excellence, including the prestigious CNET Editors’ Choice Award, and has been featured in top U.S. business publications such as Forbes, Entrepreneur, Black Enterprise, and PC Magazine.

For more information about Aplus.Net, please visit: www.aplus.net.