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24 Nov 2009
Toshiba Information Systems has added CCI Distribution to its roster of authorised storage distributors.
CCI will stock a total of 48 lines of 1.8in, 2.5in and 3.5in external Toshiba hard drives with USB connections, including two of Toshiba’s flagship external lines – StorE Art and StorE Steel.
The partnership will also give Harrogate-based CCI access to the first 640GB 2.5in external hard drive on the market.
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Mark Reynolds, distribution sales manager at Toshiba, said: “Toshiba is delighted to partner with a customer-focused specialist distributor such as CCI to further its growth aspirations in the external hard disk drive market.”
In September, CCI promised to add new vendors following the launch of its B2B-focused Professional storage division, which is aimed at systems integrators and resellers and has a vertical approach to the market.
“Storage is a vital component of our ever-expanding digital lifestyle – it is a growing market and a key area for CCI’s business, particularly since the launch of our Professional Storage range,” said Nick Preston, sales director at CCI.
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