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Fight Back ’09: Channel becomes The Godfather

By Simon Black | 29 October, 2009 12:04

ICT companies continue to face tough economic times, but several channel players managed to come out on top in the past week.
Audion signs iPod accessories vendor

By David Ramli | 22 October, 2009 17:41

Audion Innovision has signed an exclusive A/NZ distribution agreement with China-based iPod dock vendor, Ravon Audio.
Audion cuts noise with Blackbox

By Matthew Sainsbury | 22 September, 2009 12:32

Consumer electronics distributor, Audion Innovision, has been appointed the first local supplier of New Zealand brand, Blackbox by Phitek.
Audion accessorises with Nortek

By Spandas Lui | 14 July, 2009 09:38

Audion Innovision has become the first Australian distributor for Italian-based electronics vendor, Nortek.
Audion Innovision brings Mustek back to Australia

By Julia Talevski | 02 October, 2008 15:18

Audiovisual distributor, Audion Innovision, has struck up a distribution deal with Taiwanese-based consumer electronics vendor, Mustek.

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Beefing up consumer IT

By Matthew Sainsbury | 14 October, 2009 14:42

Audion Innovision managing director, Boyd Dainton, has had a long history in the consumer IT business. He caught up with MATTHEW SAINSBURY to discuss trends in that space, the toys that are going to be hot over the next 12 months, and the Wagyu beef market.

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