New Infortrend Trade-In Program

Infortrend Corporation, a provider of
networked storage solutions for DR and backup announced its new competitive
Trade-In program.

Infortrend will offer up to a 30% discount for business users of Linux-based
NAS products to switch to Infortrend’s ZFS-based EonNAS products through a
participating channel partner through December 31, 2013.

Currently, only owners of Seagate, Western Digital,
QNAP, Synology, Netgear and Buffalo Technology Linux-based NAS
models are eligible to participate in this program to take advantage of the
savings.

The experience of Tony Khotsikian, IT director at Broad Talent Corp., echoes
that of many who have made the switch:

"After switching and upgrading from
a QNAP TS-879U-RP to Infortrend EonNAS 1510X, we couldn’t be happier,"
said Khotsikian. "What used to take
up 10TB of storage space, with the deduplication feature that the EonNAS
offers, it is reduced down to a little more than 3TB, saving 7TB for additional
storage. I would recommend Infortrend EonNAS to anyone."

"Our new Competitive Trade-In
Program will allow customers of Linux-based NAS to economically switch to our
ZFS-based NAS products that offer enterprise backup, DR and data integrity
solutions," said William Chen, director of SMB product strategy at
Infortrend. "This new program will
facilitate adoption of Infortrend EonNAS storage products in the marketplace by
offering steep discounts and making the decision to switch to the Infortrend
ZFS-based NAS solution an easier one."

Infortrend’s all-in-one backup, DR and
data integrity
solutions offer enterprise features
that Linux-based NAS cannot
offer such as:

De-duplication that reduces storage and saves cost.
Compression that speeds up data R/W and creates more space for storage.
Unlimited Snapshot that allows as short as 10-minute interval for DR.
Data Self-Healing that allows automatic repairs of bad data blocks.
WORM function that prevents data from being edited or deleted until a retention
period has been reached.

This promotion runs through December 31st, 2013.