DALLAS (Business Wire) -- Duplium Corporation, North America's largest Nintendo Certified assembly and print facility, announced yesterday it has expanded its fully automated Nintendo Wii assembly capacity, and its semi automated Nintendo DS assembly capacity.
Duplium also announced expedited turn times on these two product lines.
The optical media experts at Duplium have found the Nintendo console platform to be a vastly growing sector, as most have. In order to service their clients more efficiently, Duplium will continue to add to their capacity.
With centrally located facilities in Dallas, Texas, and Toronto, Ontario Canada, Duplium Corporation is committed to Nintendo as a valued supplier in keeping the supply chain link between manufacturers and retailers solid.
“As far as we can tell, 2009 will be another big year for the Nintendo platforms,” said Ryan Anderson, Director of North American sales for Duplium Corporation.
“We want to be prepared to excel for our clients in 2009. Traditionally in down economies gaming software sales remain strong. It is my personal opinion that the Wii will excel out of all the platforms in 2009 because its family friendly, and interactive. At Duplium we are forecasting good growth in the Wii units we package this year.”
About Duplium Corporation
Duplium, one of the largest CD/DVD duplicators in North America, offering a variety of DVD production and authoring services for getting one's vision off the ground using the most cutting-edge equipment and software. From DVD duplication, CD duplication, DVD/CD replication, Media packaging, digital printing, DVD printing, fulfillment and distribution to DVD packaging, silk screening and labeling, Duplium is a premier, one-stop resource for getting all of one's video to DVD needs met right on schedule.
Duplium encourages anyone interested in learning more about Nintendo DS and Wii Quick Turn packaging visit http://www.duplium.com or call 800.928.2018 to discuss your software / media manufacturing / duplication / replication / packaging needs.
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