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Computer 2000 shows off HP kit

Demo centre opens to resellers

John Oates

Fri 17 Jun 2005 // 08:57 UTC

Distributor Computer 2000 is opening a demo centre for HP blade and storage gear so resellers can show customers shiny kit in action.

The centre will showcase HP kit including ProLiant servers, blade servers, storage servers and a tape library. It has already been used by some of C2000 favoured resellers and is now available to anyone who sells HP blade and storage kit.

The disty claims fast growth in blade sales - it has doubled sales in the last three months which makes it the top performing Techdata country in Europe. ®

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