1eWEEK Labs’ Magnificent Seven: What CES 2007 Offered the Enterprise
Finally making it obvious that user-administered storage devices, scattered all over even a small office, are just a dumb idea.
2eWEEK Labs’ Magnificent Seven: What CES 2007 Offered the Enterprise – Dell XPS 710 H2C
Breaking new ground for the buttoned-down boys from Austin, this overclocked PC has a liquid cooling system that means top performance doesnt have to sound like the run-up pad at LAX. Message 1: OEM originality is not dead. Message 2: The box around the
3eWEEK Labs’ Magnificent Seven: What CES 2007 Offered the Enterprise – SideShow Notebooks from Fujitsu and Asus
Delivering on a promise that Microsoft made in September 2005, these combine, in a single device, the full-strength capability of notebook PC with the instant-on accessibility o
4eWEEK Labs’ Magnificent Seven: What CES 2007 Offered the Enterprise – Treo 750
The latest Treo is a five-band GSM world phone that runs Windows Mobile. With UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) support, the Treo 750 can support simultaneous voice and data connections. Later this year, Palm will offer an upgrade to HSDPA
5eWEEK Labs’ Magnificent Seven: What CES 2007 Offered the Enterprise – Wireless Docking for the Toshiba Port- R400
Utilizing Ultra-Wideband technology, the optional docking station for the new Toshiba notebook PC will allow end users to get rid of the wires. The dock also supports wireless video.
6eWEEK Labs’ Magnificent Seven: What CES 2007 Offered the Enterprise – Intels Core 2 Quad Processor
Quad-core processors for low-end single socket servers.
7eWEEK Labs’ Magnificent Seven: What CES 2007 Offered the Enterprise – Hitachi Deskstar 3.5 Internal Hard Drive
The worlds first 1TB hard disk drive. Thats 1,000 hours of standard-definition TV, 250 hours of high-definition TV or 333,300 photos.
Asim Razzaq, CEO of Yotascale, provides guidance on understanding—and containing—the complex cost structure of multicloud computing.
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