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KMG Digital Secures Kodak License for Media Products
January 15, 2010 From News
KMG Digital announced today that Eastman Kodak Company has designated KMG as the exclusive worldwide licensee for Kodak branded optical blank media products and media accessories.
January 15, 2010 From News
KMG Digital announced today that Eastman Kodak Company has designated KMG as the exclusive worldwide licensee for Kodak branded optical blank media products and media accessories.
July 23, 2009 From News
Imation Corp. Thursday reported a $57.6 million loss for the most recent quarter, which was largely due to a $49 million settlement due to the company's settlement with Philips.
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September 2008 From News
Memorex last week announced that it will soon release a new Blu-ray Disc player costing $269, the lowest suggested retail price to date for a player using the technology. The model, called the MVBD-2510, is scheduled to release in November. “Our customers want products that bring entertainment into their homes, but at a family-friendly price,” the company’s brand director, Carla Pihowich, said as part of the announcement. “With this in mind, we have introduced a Blu-ray Disc player that offers consumers the full High-Definition viewing experience, but at a price that almost anyone can afford.” See here for more information on the player.
April 2008 From News
Memorex on Monday announced the introduction of two new low-cost portable music players, the MMP8590 Digital Media Player and the Memorex Clip & Play MP3 Player. Both players are available now. The Digital Media Player, which retails for $59.99 and comes equipped with a 1.5-inch OLED screen, 4GB of flash memory, and digital FM radio. It also includes photo-viewing capability and a digital voice recorder. Meanwhile, the smaller Clip & Play player features 2GB of flash memory, and also includes the FM radio. It sells for $49.99. For more information on these and other Memorex products, visit www.memorex.com What do you
March 2008 From News
Memorex recently released the iWake clock radio (SRP $79.99) for the iPod in multiple colors, including blue, purple and red metallic finishes, along with the original black and white. The iWake features an integrated AM/FM radio, a white backlit LCD display, snooze function, wireless remote and universal dock to power and charge all iPod devices. It also utilizes SRS sound enhancement technology for optimal playback. In addition to the lively new colors, the iWake also is available in sleek black and bright white.
February 2008 From News
D&H Names New Sales Reps D&H Distributing on Thursday announced the hiring of a pair of new outside sales representatives, as part of what the company calls a move to “aggressively increasing its investment in this market sector.” Joining the company are Brian Rogers, formerly of CompUSA, who takes over as a sales rep in the Midwest, and Mark Mandrik, late of Toshiba and HP, taking over as a key accounts rep on the West Coast. Penrod Goes to Definitive Definitive Technologies announced Thursday that David Penrod has joined the company, with the title of Western Regional Sales Manager. He replaces David
Format Wars
October 2007 From Accessories
The iTunes effect is undeniable in the world of blank media products. As of July, Apple reported more than three billion music files have been downloaded from iTunes, making it the third largest music retailer in the world, surpassing even Amazon. As more consumers turn to digital music sites like iTunes to purchase audio and video, blank media sales may become a bit more precarious. On one hand, CD-Rs and DVD-Rs have become excellent products for backing up digital music libraries. On the other, encouraging digital consumers to revisit a disc format they have given up in favor of digital audio is challenging for
October 2007 From Accessories
The iTunes effect is undeniable in the world of blank media products. As of July, Apple reported more than three billion music files have been downloaded from iTunes, making it the third largest music retailer in the world, surpassing even Amazon. As more consumers turn to digital music sites like iTunes to purchase audio and video, blank media sales may become a bit more precarious. On one hand, CD-Rs and DVD-Rs have become excellent products for backing up digital music libraries. On the other, encouraging digital consumers to revisit a disc format they have given up in favor of digital audio is challenging for
May 2007 From News
Less than a month after announcing its purchase of the recording properties of the TDK brand, the Minnesota-based blank media company Imation said Tuesday that they are buying the assets of another top blank media brand: Memcorp, Inc., the maker of the Memorex brand. The deal is for about $60 million, including $23 million in cash and over $37 million in three-year notes. Imation is buying the Memcorp properties from a privately held company called Hopper Radio, and the deal is expected to close in the third quarter. Imation had already purchased the Memorex brand for $300 million in January of 2006, but
Imation Buys Remaining Memcorp Assets
May 2007 From News
Less than a month after announcing its purchase of the recording properties of the TDK brand, the Minnesota-based blank media company Imation said Tuesday that they are buying the assets of another top blank media brand: Memcorp, Inc., the maker of the Memorex brand. The deal is for about $60 million, including $23 million in cash and over $37 million in three-year notes. Imation is buying the Memcorp properties from a privately held company called Hopper Radio, and the deal is expected to close in the third quarter. Imation had already purchased the Memorex brand for 300 million in January of 2006, but the
May 2007 From News
Less than a month after announcing its purchase of the recording properties of the TDK brand, the Minnesota-based blank media company Imation said Tuesday that they are buying the assets of another top blank media brand: Memcorp, Inc., the maker of the Memorex brand. The deal is for about $60 million, including $23 million in cash and over $37 million in three-year notes. Imation is buying the Memcorp properties from a privately held company called Hopper Radio, and the deal is expected to close in the third quarter. Imation had already purchased the Memorex brand for 300 million in January of 2006, but the
