If you have your most beautiful day of your life this year and you would like to share your beautiful memories with your guests at a wedding a DVD, you can not go without the M4-Card. Besides individual wedding cards with DVD in a different variations that you can already order from 50 pieces from us, we offer you from the middle of February wedding cards in our online shop with different pictures. You can select according to your budget the level of individualization. Your wedding picture on the DVD or card in a given subject is then easily possible and from as little as 10 pieces.

Go to our online shop here: shop.m4-card.com

For the Rocky Musical starting in November 2012 we produced a high-grade M4-Card Maxi DIN A5 folding card with embedded 5"-DVD. This addressed Mailing provided exclusive first impressions about the musical to regular visitors and gave them an exclusive earlybird special for the upcoming start.

ABUS used an M4-Card Maxi Mailer to promote a security lock solution for sliding doors for businesses. An informative video on the disc explains details and advantages of this new, secure and space saving solution. A great tool to prevent vandalism and break-ins.

A large 4-page folder with an embedded Mini-DVD in the front helped ZEPPELIN CAT to present its fleet management system with detailed films. It was partly inserted in a trade journal and the rest was mailed out and passed on directly to clients and potential partners.

At this point we would like to thank these and all our other clients for relying upon us and our products and we will gladly work hard to keep on meeting your expectations!

The German institution representing most music artists copyrights (GEMA) significantly raised rates for USB sticks and flash memory cards. Formerly charging only 0,10 € per item, it costs now 0,91 € up to 4 GB and 1,56 € over 4GB since July, 1st 2012.

After all, CDs and DVDs are even less expensive, easier and more effective to print on and to mail (using the M4-Card). Not to mention that USB sticks might get infected by malware during later use. And who would like to have his name printed on the device that just destroyed a computer?