Yes - most definitely. What you see now is just a prototype. The system can do a LOT more than what is exhibited. In fact, there's a lot more information on file than what I'm showing. NOTE - Personally, I find most of the printed beanie publications to be inaccurate.
Prices change too often to use a publication as an accurate guide.
Most of the magazines now are either severely underpriced in their value lists, or they've deliberately exaggerated pricing in hopes of being accurate by the time their publication hits the newsstands. In either case, they're not incredibly useful. However, all of this information together is helpful. I generally believe the Internet auction sites to be one of the better sources of calculating beanie value, but no single source is used. My objective is to set a reasonable value for each Beanie Baby - meaning that if you wanted to sell the Beanie right now , the average value represents an amount of money you might expect to get without spending too much time trying to find a buyer.