D&H Distributes G-Technology by Hitachi

G-Technology by Hitachi
announced that D&H Canada,
a North America technology distributor, is authorized to distribute Hitachi GST‘s full line
of G-Technology external storage solutions.

D&H Canada will offer
and promote the G-Technology brand, including the G-SPEED, G-RAID and G-DRIVE
product families, to its channel customer network of retailers,
resellers and solution providers throughout the region.

G-Technology
drives are engineered to meet the needs of the content creation
and Apple Mac communities, including users of multimedia content, Final
Cut Pro digital audio/video specialists and other pre/post production
professionals. From rugged portable drives to ultra-fast, multi-drive RAID storage,
G-Technology’s USB, FireWire, eSATA, and SAS storage solutions support
virtually all levels of A/V production and can be found in post-production
facilities worldwide.

"The Mac and content creation market is
growing fast in Canada, driven by the rising popularity of Apple products as
well as the increased storage demands driven by digital photography, HD video,
online music and the Internet," said Ian Andes, vice president of
G-Technology sales, Hitachi GST Branded Business. "Our partnership with D&H Canada is designed to extend the value of
the brand, increase consumer awareness in the region and to better meet the
demand for top-quality external storage solutions that feature superior
performance, functionality, usability, reliability and industrial design. We
look forward to a long relationship with D&H."

"G-Technology has a strong brand and leading
reputation in the Mac and creative community, and there’s growing demand for
their products in Canada. We are thrilled to have them as part of our product
lineup. D&H is actively offering G-Technology’s storage solutions to our
national partners right in time for the holiday shopping season," said
Greg Tobin, general manager, D&H Canada. "We look forward to working together with G-Technology by Hitachi and
growing our businesses within the Mac community."