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  Kogan to sell Apple, Canon, Nikon and Samsung products

  Cut price online retailer Kogan will now offer imported products from big brands, including Apple, Canon, Nikon and Samsung, as well as its own house brand products.

  By Diana Nguyen | 15 September, 2011 10:39

  Tags: Apple, Cameras, Canon, iPad, kogan, Kogan Technologies, nikon, Ruslan Kogan, samsung, tablets

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  SanDisk to buy SSD maker Pliant for $327M

  Flash memory vendor SanDisk today agreed to acquire Pliant Technology, a maker of enterprise-class solid state drives, for about $327 million in cash.

  By Lucas Mearian | 17 May, 2011 02:14

  Tags: IT industry, nikon, sandisk, sony, storage, Storage Hardware

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  iPhone 4 about to be most popular camera on Flickr

  As if you didn't need more proof that cell phones are killing the point-and-shoot market: the iPhone 4 is about to become the most popular camera used on Flickr.

  By Sarah Jacobsson Purwal | 19 April, 2011 00:30

  Tags: consumer electronics, nikon, Phones

• Two weeks after Japan earthquake, IT industry faces hurdles

  Two weeks have passed since a magnitude 9.0 earthquake and subsequent tsunami rocked eastern Japan, and while a recovery among the country's technology manufacturers has begun, it could be several months before things start to normalize.

  By Martyn Williams | 25 March, 2011 18:56

  Tags: texas instruments, sony, Shin-Etsu Chemical, nikon, toshiba, Fujitsu, business issues

• Power and transport trouble Japanese IT makers after quake

  Japan's major electronics companies took stock of their problems on Monday, as the country struggles to come to terms with the scale of devastation following Friday's massive earthquake and tsunami.

  By Martyn Williams | 14 March, 2011 21:56

  Tags: Canon, Components, hitachi, NEC, nikon, sony, toshiba

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  Open-source CRM and ERP: New kids on the cloud

  When Nikon decided to merge and consolidate customer data from more than 25 disparate sources into one system, officials didn't want the burden of maintaining it in-house, yet whatever they went with had to meet all their requirements and work picture-perfect.

  By Esther Shein | 31 October, 2009 04:37

  Tags: cloud computing, CRM, ERP, nikon, open source, RightNow