History
Daystar Technology's roots lie with the former Daystar Digital, Inc. In 1997, when Apple discontinued the licensing of Apple clones, GDTS was founded by Gary Dailey. GDTS (Gary Dailey Technology Services) acquired the assets of Daystar Digital, Inc. and managed servicing of the Daystar Digital products which were in the process of manufacturing (work in process). GDTS also offered full support for all of Daystar Digital's past product lines. In October 1998 Daystar Technologies, Inc. was incorporated and it acquired GDTS.
In January 2000, Daystar Technology partnered with Interex, Inc. (later XLR8, Inc.), to re-engineer its line of XLR8 products. The XLR8 line of products incorporated software and hardware IP (Intellectual Property) from Daystar Digital. The addition of the new technologies allowed Interex to develop a line of products with exclusive performance capabilities for the Macintosh Market. The line of products include the MAChCarrier G3, MAChCarrier G4, CarrierZIF and MAChSPeed ZIF upgrades.
In October 2002 Daystar Technology acquired all engineering, IP and resources of the XLR8 brand. It then redesigned all core software products and CPU upgrades for additional performance.
In October 2003 Daystar Technology added XLR8 Brand PowerBook G3 upgrades to its list of offerings. In March 2004, Daystar Technology became an Apple Authorized Reseller and Service Provider. In August 2005, Daystar Technology added iMac Flat Panel Upgrades to their line of product offerings. In January 2006, Daystar Technology added Apple PowerBook G4 upgrades to the XLR8 line of products. In June 2006, Daystar Technology added the ProView USB to its XLR8 line. In October 2006 Daystar Technology added the XtraView USB to its XLR8 line.
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