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Imation recordable CDs and DVDs at Wal-Mart
Ilse Jurriën : August 10th 2005 - 02:45 CET
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 Imation recordable CDs and DVDs at Wal-Mart : Just in time for back-to-school and holiday shopping, Imation Corp announced today that it has teamed with Wal-Mart to provide an expanded suite of Imation recordable CDs and DVDs in approximately 3,000 Wal-Mart stores nationwide. The agreement expands a long-time relationship between the world's largest retailer and the industry's only U.S.-based provider of a full line of consumer data storage products, including diskettes, CDs and DVDs. The expanded Wal-Mart placement also marks the global debut of Imation's unique new packaging design for consumer products.
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 Imation new products
Created to help customers quickly differentiate among an often confusing array of digital media types, brands and applications, Imation's new product packaging provides "at a glance" answers so shoppers can easily select the right recordable CD or DVD media to help them protect their precious memories and important data.
Imation and Wal-Mart
"Americans are creating, capturing, preserving and sharing important digital memories and data today more than ever before," said Tom Lally, executive director of sales and marketing, Consumer and Office Markets, Imation. "Imation has earned the trust of users by providing high-quality, easy-to-use media to help save and protect their most precious video, music and photo memories. By expanding our offerings at Wal-Mart locations, we can reach millions of customers who appreciate the convenience of purchasing their Imation digital media at another U.S.-based company that has also earned customer trust over the years - Wal-Mart."
Imation recordable DVDs and CDs
Imation recordable CDs, DVDs and diskettes are now available at Wal-Mart stores nationwide. Package configurations range from 5- to 100-packs in CD-Rs and DVDs, and Imation diskettes are available in 10-packs. To assist users, Imation also provides easy-to-use information and straightforward answers to questions about burning digital photos, video and music on its "Answers" Web site
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