An LTO Thank You gift to the REDUser members

[Tim Jones]

Hi Folks,

I've always worked very hard to keep my presence on the REDUser forums as non-marketing, but I've got to belly up to the proverbial bar with a big thank you to the forum members. You guys have been a great family both in general discussion and as customers and we're giving back!

Until the end of the year (2010), we're offering REDUser members some great deals on LTO tape technologies.

• USB or SCSI DAT-320 Bundles - Save $100 off of our normal prices
  
• LTO-4 Standalone SAS or parallel SCSI tape drives, LTO-5 SAS standalone tape drive bundles (including 1U Rack doubler station) - Save $250 off of our normal prices
  
• LTO-4 and LTO-5 1U 1x8 TGL1800 autoloader bundles - Save $500 off of our normal prices
  
• LTO-4 and LTO-5 2U 2x24 TGL2240 Library bundles - Save $650 off of our normal prices
  
• Order additional tapes and save another 15% off of the tape prices.

All bundles include the tape hardware, SAS or SCSI HBA, starter media and cleaning cartridge, cables, and BRU PE software with 13 months of software support.

Since we have a number of quotes out to REDUser members, please be sure to contact your sales rep and remind them to update your quote to reflect the new pricing.

For more information on the bundles, visit the bundle page at ProductionBackup.com. The normal prices are published on the page, so you don't need to play games to get the pricing on our systems.

Again - a big thanks to the REDUser community.

Tim

 

[Tim Jones]

U.S. Organizations can take advantage of Section 179!

U.S. Organizations can take advantage of Section 179!

Hi folks,

As an additional reason to take advantage of the special REDUser Forum prices, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act was updated by the Feds to increase the tax credit for 100% of the purchase price of tangible goods - including hardware and software purchased or financed during 2010, up to $500,000.

Both software and hardware purchased from TOLIS Group qualify for this tax credit.

When was the last time the IRS gave you a break on anything? :sneaky2:

Tim