Toshiba to sell Agfa CR readers
Toshiba America Medical Systems and Agfa, of Ridgefield Park, NJ, have broadened their value-added reseller agreement. The new deal enables Toshiba to sell Agfa's ADC computed radiography readers, as well as the Impax PACS line to which Toshiba has
Toshiba America Medical Systems and Agfa, of Ridgefield Park, NJ, have broadened their value-added reseller agreement. The new deal enables Toshiba to sell Agfa's ADC computed radiography readers, as well as the Impax PACS line to which Toshiba has rights under the previous agreement with Agfa. Toshiba is now the only company to offer both the Impax and ADC product families, according to Toshiba. The Tustin, CA-based vendor will show Agfa's Impax technology as part of its networking offerings at the upcoming Radiological Society of North America meeting.
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