Hama launches Avinity
2012-01-13
Consumer electronics accessory vendor and distributor Hama has launched on the market its premium AV cabling brand Avinity. The offer is already made up of about 150 fully developed individual products. With different types of HDMI, antenna coaxial, SAT, YUV, Scart, S-video, composite, ODT, digital RCA, RCA stereo, jack, subwoofer and loudspeaker cables, the complete home cinema product range is covered. The cables aren't just visually attractive, but, most importantly, provide flawless image and sound quality. They are all provided with a 30-year warranty. Avinity products are available through Hama offices in Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dubai, France, Germany, Hungary, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
Barthe enters IT market
2010-03-25 Cebit 2010/France : created in 1927, Barthe is an historical vendor on foreign language learning products. It was among the newcomers on Cebit, with a booth on Planet Reseller. The company was presenting there its newborn product, Duplicator. This product ought to be the cheaper USB stick autonomous duplicator. It exists in two models, of 21 and 35 ports which are sold €699 and €899 excl. VAT. Duplicator has been created following a recurrent demand from teachers – the usual Barthe's market – which were looking for a simple solution to duplicate content for their students. In France, it fits perfectly well in current IT equipment State program for Digital School. The company is testing IT market through its presence on Cebit. According to Stéphanie Kabela, export sales manager of Barthe, Duplicator has met a huge interest from Cebit visitors : « two of them have even signed firm orders », she says. Many contacts have been made over whole Europe, with resellers wishing to sell the product, or to use it for their own use or for service providing. Everywhere, distribution network remains to be built.
Cebit 2010/France : created in 1927, Barthe is an historical vendor on foreign language learning products. It was among the newcomers on Cebit, with a booth on Planet Reseller. The company was presenting there its newborn product, Duplicator. This product ought to be the cheaper USB stick autonomous duplicator. It exists in two models, of 21 and 35 ports which are sold €699 and €899 excl. VAT. Duplicator has been created following a recurrent demand from teachers – the usual Barthe's market – which were looking for a simple solution to duplicate content for their students. In France, it fits perfectly well in current IT equipment State program for Digital School. The company is testing IT market through its presence on Cebit. According to Stéphanie Kabela, export sales manager of Barthe, Duplicator has met a huge interest from Cebit visitors : « two of them have even signed firm orders », she says. Many contacts have been made over whole Europe, with resellers wishing to sell the product, or to use it for their own use or for service providing. Everywhere, distribution network remains to be built.
