Fujitsu Siemens Computers announces a new consumer product line: AMILO 3000

Herbert Schönebeck, Senior Vice President Consumer & Devices at Fujitsu Siemens Computers, presented the new concept at a press conference in Frankfurt.

The company is focusing on improving the trade cooperation processes and providing a broader based service offering combining technical innovations with a completely new, uniform design language. The first products in the new AMILO 3000 series were unveiled in Frankfurt.

"The design and other improvements in the AMILO 3000 line are not trendy gimmicks or short-term fads. Our investments are long-term and will enable us to strengthen and develop our position as the largest European provider in the consumer market," said Herbert Schönebeck. "We also benefit from our proximity to the customer. Our Research & Development plus quality laboratories in Augsburg and Sömmerda enable us to react swiftly to customer feedback. This way we will improve our communication with our customers even more."

AMILO 3000 - innovations that make sense

AMILO 3000 is the name of the new consumer line from Fujitsu Siemens Computers. The entire line - from the entry-level model to the USB stick - is uniformly designed in contrasting black and white.

Whether users are travelling or working at home, whether they are editing videos on their PCs or watching films on the notebook, the AMILO 3000 series not only looks good, but its high quality design enables intuitive operation and also provides a wide range of technical innovations.

The newly designed desktop PCs will be avaliable in several formats ranging from the sleek entry-level PC to the high performance gamer machine. The notebooks are designed to be the best for mobile usage.

The product options, depending on the model, include a high-resolution camera for web conferencing, BrilliantView widescreen format and a BlueRay drive for DVD home cinema.

The main attraction for power gamers and multimedia fans is the stylish GraphicBooster; its small, square design easily turning the notebook into a powerful graphics station.

Each notebook has a specially designed Fujitsu Siemens Computers spill-proof keyboard that makes light work of any spilled drinks.

All the products, notebooks and PCs are equipped with interfaces designed for fast and easy working, such as card readers and ports at the front.

The new consumer strategy: Smart differentiation

There are three elements to the Fujitsu Siemens Computers consumer strategy.

The first point of strategy is to further develop tried-and-trusted partnerships with trade and optimized processes which ensure efficient, resource-saving production and logistics.

The company is relocating an additional part of its production to Asia, thus combining the advantages of German engineering quality with those of Asian cost efficiency.

Production in Germany is possible when high levels of flexibility and short reaction times are required.

Herbert Schönebeck said, "We are the only vendor that can offer such a variety of production models. This enables us to react quickly and remain extremely flexible to our customers' needs, be it big retail orders or small amounts for special online shops. We see this as a USP, not only regarding cost efficiency but also to gain new business."

Secondly, Fujitsu Siemens Computers has invested in clearly defined customer segments and in a uniform design language.

This combines technological innovations with aesthetics for all products from business servers and notebooks right through to USB sticks.

Fujitsu Siemens Computers is the only European computer manufacturer with a uniform design language, ensuring a high recognition factor.

The company will strengthen its product offering for innovative, well thought-out technology with the AMILO 3000 family.

Finally, Fujitsu Siemens Computers continues to expand its leadership regarding product quality. The company launches new service packages based on market research to address the end customers, together with the retail partners - e.g. automated migration of all data and applications from the old to the new computer.

In addition, Fujitsu Siemens Computers involves users' feedback into product development.

For the next generation gamer PCs the company asked the target group what they want and has included several features according to this feedback.