The Hindu : Nebula offers two new servers

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Business \| Previous \| Next Nebula offers two new servers CHENNAI: Nebula Technologies, a leading distributor of IT products, has come out with two new servers under the brand name Omax. Omax Power X is an entry level server priced at Rs. 61,500 while Super X is a mid-range server quoted at Rs. 87,500. These products are also offered to channel partners for own branding, according to a company release. Nebula is also a distributor of PC building blocks and networking products from global giants such as Intel, Enterasys, Krone, HP and Samsung among others. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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Business \| Previous \| Next Nebula offers two new servers CHENNAI: Nebula Technologies, a leading distributor of IT products, has come out with two new servers under the brand name Omax. Omax Power X is an entry level server priced at Rs. 61,500 while Super X is a mid-range server quoted at Rs. 87,500. These products are also offered to channel partners for own branding, according to a company release. Nebula is also a distributor of PC building blocks and networking products from global giants such as Intel, Enterasys, Krone, HP and Samsung among others. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : Business Previous : World Congress on IT Next : TrueNet launches Bangalore operations
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