Corsair unveils India Roadmap 2010

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Corsair announces its roadmap 2010 for Indian market. M A Mannan, Country Manager-India, Corsair Memory highlighted companys plans for 2010, \"Corsair is looking forward to an exciting 2010 in India. Indian customers will see the launch of new DRAM, PSU and CPU cooler products tailored to the Indian market and further expansion of Corsair\'s service centre network. Corsair India enjoyed 30% growth in 2009 despite the tough economic environment and we expect to exceed this growth in 2010 as our expanded customer base grows and Indian consumers come to value the world class Corsair brand.\"


\"Year 2010 is crucial for IT industry. The last market-slump has helped the customers to understand which brands and companies are working with long term objectives. When others cut down, we expanded our service network. We have put fruitful efforts in cleansing the channel of the practice of selling below cost and affecting the profitability of the rest of the channel community. We

increased the Corsair footprint in many cities, improved our nationwide RMA service, conducted roadshows for brand awareness, and were successful in establishing availability of Corsair products across major B&C cities. We are glad our strategies of innovative product introduction, marketing, service support were effective; none of Corsair partners were pushed to carry excess stocks and lose money. We were successful in ensuring that a proper MOP is maintained in the market for the larger benefit of the channel partners. Since Q4 2009 the market demand has started growing as anticipated and thus we chose Q1 2010 to announce our India Roadmap 2010\", added Mannan.


Corsair products are available in all Indian cities. Corsair gaming heatsink memory was a major success as the educational tours aimed at dealers were positively taken. Corsair dealer channel were enthusiastic about converting from low (or no) margin mainstream DRAM modules to heat sink modules as the qual