CRU-Data Port , makers of the original removable hard drive enclosure to hot-swap and secure PC data, offers a complete line of rugged and reliable data security and data mobility devices for any computer system. Founded in 1986 and based in Vancouver, Washington, USA, CRU's customer focus, technology partnerships and engineering strengths enable DataPort solutions to meet several critical demands, from Ruggedness (10-year warranty, 25,000 insertion-ratings), full disk security (hardware-based encryption) to high-speed data back-up/Disaster Recovery (D2D) and secure data mobility (USB/FW). DataPort's are the de facto standard for physical data security and are used in secure networks, Tempest/Forensics PCs, mobile surveillance systems and labs/classrooms worldwide.

Kingston Technology Company, Inc. is the world's independent memory leader. Founded in 1987 with a single product offering, Kingston® now offers more than 2,000 memory products that support nearly every device that uses memory, from computers, servers and printers to MP3 players, digital cameras and cell phones. In 2007, the company's sales exceeded $4.5 billion.

Networking the world since 1988, IMC Networks is the leading provider of copper to fiber media converters and intelligent Optical Ethernet and Fiber to the Premises solutions.

Building on over 20 years experience and industry-leading input technology, Kensington has developed an extensive line of trackballs, mice and keyboards that accommodate virtually any work style or workspace with an unrivaled level of flexibility, freedom and ergonomic comfort.

Founded in 1987 LaCie Ltd is an OEM Manufacture, a world leader in computer peripherals and high end color solutions.LaCie consistently provides cutting-edge solutions that bring your ideas to life. LaCie’s hard drive, optical, color and add-on devices fit seamlessly into your work environment, no matter its platform or configuration.

Belkin International, Inc. offers an extensive range of innovations designed to give computer and consumer electronics users seamless integration in their homes, cars, and on the go. Belkin, a privately held company founded in California in 1983, is the recognized global leader in connectivity solutions. Since our inception in 1983, Belkin has experienced an amazing 25 consecutive years of dramatic growth. Our diverse and far-reaching product mix includes award-winning innovations for easy-to-use networking solutions, accessories for iPod players, and innovations from our laptop@home line. Belkin's U.S. presence includes headquarters in Los Angeles, a distribution center in Indianapolis, an award-winning Industrial Design Group in Hollywood, and an R&D facility in Rochester, New York. With major facilities in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands, our reach extends throughout Europe, Latin America, and Asia Pacific, with offices in Australia, New Zealand, Korea, and, more recently, Hong Kong. Belkin has over 1,000 employees and sales topping $1 billion.

CD Technology was founded in 1987, and was a pioneer in the CD-ROM industry. In 1989, CD Technology developed and marketed the first CD Porta-Drive in the USA which won numerous awards for its reliability. As an Inc. 500 company, CD Technology has been a market leader in CD-ROM software development, CD-R / DVD-R media and accessories. In 2006, CD Technology founded CDT Solar which develops and markets solar energy products. CDT Solar carries a line of solar panels and also custom designs solar panels and appliances to serve our customer's diverse needs.

Tape has been a part of data storage for so long, it's easy to take it for granted. Yet, it's been 50 years since the first commercially available magnetic tape was pioneered by IBM and 3M. The year was 1952. And the product was the Model 726 tape drive, which used a 12" movie reel to store 1.4 megabytes on a special tape media. It was the first truly removable storage media, a breakthrough that ushered in a new era of information processing. It's 2003. Tape is a core part of every organization's storage infrastructure. Bulky tape reels have become hand-sized cartridges of half-inch tape that each can hold hundreds of gigabytes, often handled by automated libraries. Tape has been joined by a variety of removable media formats that help businesses and consumers save, preserve and share digital information, including magnetic floppy diskettes and optical CD and DVD discs. And that 3M storage division became an independent business - Imation Corp. - in 1996. Today, Imation is using its unique blend of expert magnetic media and systems design, manufacturing excellence, and in-depth experience to help drive makers develop storage platforms for tomorrow's business networks and consumer devices. Imation delivers to the global marketplace the most comprehensive portfolio of optical media, floppy diskettes, and tape cartridges for desktop, network, and data center applications.