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Charlotte, NC – January 7, 2010 – Verbatim® Americas, LLC, the information storage pioneer and computer peripherals leader, introduces MediaShare™ Server, a home network storage solution designed to efficiently help consumers consolidate, preserve and share all their content on one dependable, high-performance device. Whether seamlessly transferring documents directly onto the server or uploading vacation photos from a remote location, Verbatim’s MediaShare Server brings file storage and media sharing to the next level. MediaShare Server will be on display during CES at Booth #36523 in South Hall 4 of the Las Vegas Convention Center, January 7-10, 2010.
Charlotte, NC – January 7, 2010 – Verbatim® Americas LLC, the information storage pioneer now celebrating its 40th anniversary, is “backing up” its already impressive assortment of portable external hard drives with an all-new range of exceptionally reliable and fashionably thin models to help consumers effortlessly preserve their most vital files – verbatim! The exciting new additions, part of Verbatim’s complete 2010 product line, will be on display at the Consumer Electronics Show, Booth #36523 in South Hall 4 of the Las Vegas Convention Center, January 7-10, 2010.
Charlotte, NC – January 7, 2010 – Verbatim®, the information storage pioneer now celebrating its 40th anniversary, today announced its entry into the emerging USB 3.0 category. In Q1 2010, the company will introduce a brand-new 3.5” desktop USB hard drive to come equipped with a PCI card for seamless USB 3.0 connectivity. Verbatim’s complete 2010 line-up will be on display at Booth #36523 in South Hall 4 of the Las Vegas Convention Center, January 7-10, 2010.
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