Slough, England -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/24/2011 -- Legendary British computer and TV furniture experts Keyzone (http://www.keyzone.com) has released an outstanding new plasma bracket, designed to put some real style into any living room or living area. The bracket, which is suitable for mounting both LCD and plasma screen televisions, is available in a range of mount styles and sizes to accommodate every set up and every size of television.

The bracket is designed and built by Keyzone, whose expertise in building housings for servers, computer equipment and other delicate technology has been used to excellent effect across the whole plasma bracket range. Customers can choose from a fixed bracket, a tilting bracket, and extending bracket and a movable plasma and LCD trolley. Full details of all versions of the bracket are displayed on the Keyzone web site – http://www.keyzone.com. Each bracket is built to have a huge load capacity, normally way over the average weight for the largest sized TV it accommodates: so for example, the bracket built to hang televisions in the 34 to 50 inch range has a maximum load weight of 80kg, which is more than double the average 35kg weight of a 46 to 50 inch LCD television.

The plasma bracket selection offered by Keyzone (http://www.keyzone.com) takes advantage of the high tech, high strength materials that the company uses in its legendary server cabinets and other computer storage furniture. Lightweight, strong and extremely durable, all versions of the bracket are available for order direct from site. Individual purchases can be made – or businesses can open a credit account to receive bulk order price breaks, special offers and all the normal perks associated with a long term supply and demand relationship. For further information or to see the complete range of plasma brackets available from Keyzone, just visit the company web site at http://www.keyzone.com.

About Keyzone
Keyzone is a UK company supplying furnishings and housings for all computing and monitor items. http://www.keyzone.com.

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London, England -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/21/2011 -- A new data centre cooling solution is taking the IT world by storm, thanks to efficiency legend Keyzone. The company, which delivers all forms of server and data centre storage and cooling services, has taken the concept of the cold aisle and taken it to its logical conclusion – allowing it to deliver superbly effective cooling services for all data centres, at a fraction of both price and energy use one would previously have assumed.

The solution delivered by Keyzone works mainly on the principle of actually separating the cold and hot air in any data centre or server room. By introducing a physical barrier between the cold air streams coming up from a specifically cooled floor, and the heat exhaust from the backs of the server towers, Keyzone has perfected a genuinely efficient data centre cooling solution – cheap to install, extremely effective in use, and with a minimal carbon footprint. The low energy signature is a result of the fact that the cooling solution does not rely on a large battery of air conditioning units, but rather on the far more sensible course of removing hot exhaust air from the data centre entirely.

The upshot of all this is that businesses using the Keyzone data centre temperature solution are not only saving money and energy – they are also able to physically fit more servers into a smaller space, which means they do not have to shell out for new premises or costly refits when their data needs increase. Keyzone's data centre cooling solution is so effective that all space in a server room can be used to store hardware – meaning that any company using it can play with much larger volumes of computing power with no ill effects and at no real extra cost.

For more information on Keyzone and its data centre cooling solution check out http://www.keyzone.com.

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