Mr. Mark Williamson

Mark Williamson

The "Winhill" name was adopted in 1999, to provide an identity for the business previously operated by owner Mark Williamson under his own name.Winhill uses the trade sources that he has researched, tested, and used extensively during the previous decade.
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Since the early nineties, Mark Williamson has provided computer systems, upgrades, and software to a number of local businesses and individuals.Customers have included software companies, legal firms, consultants, computer trainers, accountants, engineers, and even a bishop!

Since 1999, he has taken pride in offering constantly changing, new and exciting models of powerful Winhill systems, together with a large selection of popular software packages.

A veteran of the computer industry, Mark worked as a programmer in the sixties.He constructed his first microcomputers in 1975 - about five years before IBM unveiled its PC!Originally from England, he settled in the North Hills in 1993, eventually building his own log cabin home, and becoming a US citizen.

Mark pledges to provide personal advice, attention, and service to all our customers.He looks forward to meeting you soon!

Mark Williamson, Service Manager

Mark Williamson(724) 935-0302mark@winhill.com

MWC Announces New "Winhill" Workstation

Mark Williamson(724) 935-0302mark@winhill.com
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Owner/founder Mark Williamson said that to accompany its new name the business would adopt a new trademark logo.

This was designed to symbolize a packaged computer system with multiple options."It's time," he said "for us to grow from a 'no name' computer vendor to one that's proud of its identity and reputation.

Mark Williamson(724) 935-0302mark@winhill.com

Winhill To Sell Large Range of Value Priced Software Packages

Pittsburgh, PA (July 1st, 1999) - Local personal computer technology vendor Winhill today announced availability of a large selection of well known software packages that it will offer to its Western Pennsylvania customers.The initial offering includes approximately 350 products from well know software authors such as Microsoft, Adobe, Broderbund, Corel, Disney, Expert, Fisher Price, IMSI, Interplay, Lotus, Mindscape, Multicom, Rand McNally, Rom-Tech, Sega, Sierra, Symantec, and others.With an average Winhill price of under $10, many of these products are offered at about half normal retail prices.

"These packages are normally sold at very high profit margins," explained Winhill founder Mark Williamson."By purchasing them in bulk from our trade sources, and marking them up by the same percentage as our computer equipment, we can undercut other retailers in this area."He said that work on the new line of software products began several months ago.It was originally intended to provide more software options for customers purchasing Winhill's computer systems.When he saw how well they could compete in the local software market, he decided to promote the software products independently.

Price lists for the Winhill software products will be distributed by mail and via the Internet.Potential customers are invited to e-mail software@winhill.com for details.Orders will be accepted via Internet or telephone, and distributed by COD mail.Mr. Williamson stated that credit card payments would probably be accepted in the near future.He said that the success of this new product line depended only on Winhill's ability to develop a low cost business model to efficiently handle a high volume of transactions."We're working it out as we go along," he said "and it's looking good!"