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Alloys will focus on JVC Professional’s projector range, as part of their solution offering within the distributor’s Digital Entertainment & Home Automation division.
Paul Harman, CEO of Alloys, said, the distributor was excited to be entering into this partnership with JVC.
“We have enjoyed significant growth during 2008 in our Digital Entertainment and Home Automation division and this new partnership will continue to see us provide our customers with optimal solutions,” he said.
Alloys’ Digital Entertainment & Home Automation Division features products that simplify digital entertainment, claimed Harman.
“It utilises cutting edge technology and provides solutions ranging from home theatre provision to total home automation,” he said.
Alloys picks up JVC’s AV products
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Staff Writers
on Nov 12, 2008 11:37AM
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