Fujitsu product portfolio now available under DGS&D RC

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Fujitsu product portfolio now available under DGS&D RC

Fujitsu products are now available under DGS&D RC (Directorate General of Supply & Disposal, Rate Contract). The products that are available under DGS&D RC include select models from Lifebook Notebook series, Celsius Workstations and Eternus storage solutions. "We are happy to bring to your attention the availability of world class Fujitsu products under DGS&D RC. Through this initiative, we also intend to reinforce our commitment to offer the best-in-class devices at an unbeatable price-point," remarked Ramprasad Lakshminarayanan, GM, Channel Sales, Fujitsu India. The company stated that, building on more than two decades of

Fujitsu's notebook firsts, the refreshed Lifebook portfolio is made up of a range of models. The notebooks that are available under DGS&D RC include LH530 for Rs. 39,000, LH530 for Rs 45,760, and AH530-HD for Rs. 61,860. All three products are covered under three-year onsite warranty.

In addition, Celsius workstations, certified by software vendors (ISVs) for CAD/CAM, DCC and GIS application software and tested by leading software developers. The products that are available under DGS&D RC are H700 at Rs 98,184, R570-2 (with 2 graphics card of 2GB each) at Rs 2, 75,000, R570-2 (with 1GB graphics card) at Rs 1,80,000, and M470-2 at Rs 1,27,000. A discount of 5 percent for eligible customers covered under Notification number 51/96 and 10 percent for organizations under custom notification number 39/96 is also applicable.

Selected under DGS&D category, Eternus DX80/DX90 entry level disk storage systems are designed for small and medium-sized businesses, supports 3TB usable capacity available for price of Rs. 8,68,000 and that in a capacity of 12TB Rs 8,34,000. Eternus CS with 2 LAN ports is available at Rs 13, 50,000 and with 4 LAN ports is available at Rs. 24,41,172.

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