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Actualités
IOCELL Networks in exclusive partnership with NTP
2010-09-03 United Kingdom : networked storage vendor IOCELL Networks has unveiled an exclusive UK distribution deal with peripheral and consumer electronics specialist NTP. This partnership is an extension of the existing partnership of NTP, which has closed its Spanish office, with IOCELL in Germany.
Secu4 fine-tunes its notebook anti-theft device
2010-03-19 Cebit 2010 : one of the few really innovative products which was present on Cebit is BlueWatchDog from Swiss Secu4. This credit-card-sized, anti-theft device pairs with a mobile phone through Bluetooth. It can then be put within the object to be protected : a notebook case, a briefcase, a suitcase or even the pocket of a child. If the protected object gets out of Bluetooth signal (about 10 m), the alarm rings.
Compared to its first version, BlueWatchDog has been optimized by its developer : « we can now choose the level of the alarm, which can be useful with a child. Maximal level has been raised to 110 dB, so that it can be heard from deep within any case. And we have added a keyring », says Ralph Rimet, the inventor of BlueWatchDog. BlueWatchDog has been reviewed to be more retail-oriented. An Androïd version of the software has also recently been developed. « We only miss an iPhone software. Its development is more complicated than expected, as we have to add specific components on the card », Ralph Rimet explains.
BlueWatchDog is now distributed in many European countries, through a network of distributors or resellers like Actebis or NTP in Germany, or Quinta, Tsira Kindis, Mind You IT or, more recently, Numeric Trade in Belgium. It is still looking for distributors in some major countries like France : « we are exploring all channels and hope to complete our distribution network in these countries very soon », Ralph Rimet concludes.
NTP adopts a Penguin
2009-12-11 Germany : consumer electronics specialist NTP has signed a distribution partnership with Belgian lifestyle vendor Kysoh. Kysoh has developed Tux, a computer companion/robot which connects wirelessly to the computer within 15 to 20 meters and tells its owner about the latest info from anywhere around the house. Thanks to a wide range of open-source gadgets, Tux can access and exchange data on Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, RSS, MSN or Skype ; check weather ; broadcast music or even have its own attitudes which can be easily programmed. Kysoh is actively looking for other distributors in whole EMEA region, and other partnerships should be announced in the coming months…
Raikko expands its distributor network
2009-11-27 DACH : consumer electronics and accessory vendor Raikko has expanded its distribution network in DACH region by signing partnerships with telephony specialist AKL in Austria, consumer electronic specialist NTP in Germany and mobility specialist Phoenix Consulting in Switzerland (source : Channel Insider Deutschland).
A second distributor for Secu4
2009-09-24 Germany : a few months after signing with broadliner Actebis-Peacock, thanks to Distree XXL event, Swiss notebook alarm vendor Secu4 has expanded its distribution network in the country with consumer electronics specialist New-Tech-Products Handels.
Cebit 2010 : one of the few really innovative products which was present on Cebit is BlueWatchDog from Swiss Secu4. This credit-card-sized, anti-theft device pairs with a mobile phone through Bluetooth. It can then be put within the object to be protected : a notebook case, a briefcase, a suitcase or even the pocket of a child. If the protected object gets out of Bluetooth signal (about 10 m), the alarm rings.
