Toshiba’s Digital Products Division, a division of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., today announced the addition of five new models to its affordable Satellite Pro® family of laptops. With a starting price of $699(1), the new Satellite Pro series offers the necessary business essentials for today’s mobile professionals and students, including a choice of display sizes and configurations to suit a broad range of computing needs.

“The expanded Satellite Pro family of laptops demonstrates Toshiba’s commitment to its customers,” said Jeff Barney, vice president of marketing, Digital Products Division, Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc. “Listening to the voice of the customer and their requests for more computing options within the affordable Satellite Pro lineup, Toshiba is delivering five new models of Satellite Pro laptops with battery such as Toshiba ACC10H Ac Adapter, Toshiba PA2438U Ac Adapter, Toshiba PA2500U Ac Adapter, Toshiba Portege 4000 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Satellite A10 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Tecra A1 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Satellite R15 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Satellite A100 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Tecra 8000 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Satellite 1405 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Satellite 5205 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Satellite 2800 Ac Adapter to meet customer needs.”

Featuring 13.3-inch, 14.1-inch, 15.4-inch and 17-inch displays, Toshiba’s Satellite Pro laptop family offers the latest processor technologies that provide outstanding business performance, including models with Intel® Centrino® processor technology, featuring Core™ 2 Duo processors(2), or AMD dual core processors(2).

With nine different configurations, the expanded Satellite Pro family allows users to choose the right computer for them, including models with an integrated 1.3 megapixel Webcam with microphone, ideal for videoconferencing or staying in touch with colleagues and family members across the globe. Additionally, in response to customer requests for a choice in notebook operating systems, select Satellite Pro models feature configurations with either Windows® XP Professional or Windows Vista™ Home Basic.

All five new Satellite Pro models include a DVD SuperMulti drive, TruBrite® widescreen display and a wide variety of connectivity options including wireless(3) LAN, fast Ethernet, modem and ExpressCard slot for enhancing hardware capabilities or adding wide-area wireless technologies. Toshiba’s ConfigFree® technology helps users connect to the most popular types of wired and wireless networks allowing them to stay in touch in the office, at home or while traveling. Offering users investment protection, Satellite Pro models also include embedded support for Computrace® in the BIOS firmware for optional Computrace® products that can help in theft recovery and protect data on missing notebooks.

Toshiba’s Digital Products Division, a division of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., today announced the addition of five new models to its affordable Satellite Pro® family of laptops. With a starting price of $699(1), the new Satellite Pro series offers the necessary business essentials for today’s mobile professionals and students, including a choice of display sizes and configurations to suit a broad range of computing needs.

“The expanded Satellite Pro family of laptops demonstrates Toshiba’s commitment to its customers,” said Jeff Barney, vice president of marketing, Digital Products Division, Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc. “Listening to the voice of the customer and their requests for more computing options within the affordable Satellite Pro lineup, Toshiba is delivering five new models of Satellite Pro laptops with battery such as Toshiba ACC10H Ac Adapter, Toshiba PA2438U Ac Adapter, Toshiba PA2500U Ac Adapter, Toshiba Portege 4000 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Satellite A10 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Tecra A1 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Satellite R15 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Satellite A100 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Tecra 8000 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Satellite 1405 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Satellite 5205 Ac Adapter, Toshiba Satellite 2800 Ac Adapter to meet customer needs.”

Featuring 13.3-inch, 14.1-inch, 15.4-inch and 17-inch displays, Toshiba’s Satellite Pro laptop family offers the latest processor technologies that provide outstanding business performance, including models with Intel® Centrino® processor technology, featuring Core™ 2 Duo processors(2), or AMD dual core processors(2).

With nine different configurations, the expanded Satellite Pro family allows users to choose the right computer for them, including models with an integrated 1.3 megapixel Webcam with microphone, ideal for videoconferencing or staying in touch with colleagues and family members across the globe. Additionally, in response to customer requests for a choice in notebook operating systems, select Satellite Pro models feature configurations with either Windows® XP Professional or Windows Vista™ Home Basic.

All five new Satellite Pro models include a DVD SuperMulti drive, TruBrite® widescreen display and a wide variety of connectivity options including wireless(3) LAN, fast Ethernet, modem and ExpressCard slot for enhancing hardware capabilities or adding wide-area wireless technologies. Toshiba’s ConfigFree® technology helps users connect to the most popular types of wired and wireless networks allowing them to stay in touch in the office, at home or while traveling. Offering users investment protection, Satellite Pro models also include embedded support for Computrace® in the BIOS firmware for optional Computrace® products that can help in theft recovery and protect data on missing notebooks.

Sony Corp. on Tuesday introduced the first mass-market laptop with built-in cellular technology for accessing the Internet over a wireless connection.

The new Vaio T350 notebook, with list prices starting at $2,199, is equipped with an internal modem based on the EDGE technology deployed across Cingular Wireless’ national network.

While many cell companies in other countries offer EDGE service, the Sony laptops are only configured to connect through an account with Cingular, which is owned by SBC Communications Inc and BellSouth Corp. Weighing about 3 pounds without the power adapter, the new Vaios also offer short-range wireless capabilities using Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technologies. A special dashboard lets users with battery like Sony ACC25 Ac Adapter, Sony VGN-FZ Ac Adapter, Sony PCG-FR Ac Adapter, Sony VGN-CR Ac Adapter, Sony PCGA-AC51 Ac Adapter, Sony PCG-V505 Ac Adapter, Sony VGN-B1VP Ac Adapter, Sony PCG-Z1RA Ac Adapter, Sony VGN-TX Ac Adapter, Sony VGN-U8 Ac Adapter, Sony VGN-X505 Ac Adapter, Sony VGN-TX690 Ac Adapter toggle between the different wireless options.

Other features include a built-in optical drive that can burn DVDs and CDs.

The Vaio T350 cannot connect with the much speedier UMTS technology that Cingular offers in six U.S. cities and plans to roll out nationally this year and next. Users would either need to continue to use the EDGE network or purchase an external UMTS card for the computer.

EDGE offers connection speeds about twice as fast as a dial-up modem. Cingular says the version of UMTS it is deploying transmits data at an average rate of between 400 and 700 kilobits per second – on par with entry-level broadband over a DSL or cable TV line as well as the EV-DO service being deployed by Verizon Wireless.

Sony said it is interested in deploying laptops with the UMTS technology but that no decision has been made.

As part of the relationship, Sony is selling Cingular’s data plans to customers who buy the new laptops.

The data plans from Cingular are priced at $80 a month for unlimited national access or $50 for 50 megabits worth of data usage per month. Sony is offering a free month for users who sign a one-year contract and two free months with a two-year contract.

slim and light” universal power adapter, designed specifically for use with the Lenovo ThinkPad notebook computer has received the “Good Design” award. The ChargeSource Lenovo ThinkPad 90W Slim AC/DC Combo Adapter was the only accessory to receive the Good Design Award, granted each year by the Japan Industrial Design Promotion Organization.

The “Good Design” awards program, instituted by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry in Japan in 1958, recognizes products across a range of applications, including industrial design, architecture, the environment and communications. Products are evaluated based on a “Good Design Selection System.” Awards are based on ingenuity and technical advancement as well as the benefits the products bring to everyday life.

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“I am very proud to receive this Design Award,” said Fran O’Sullivan, Senior Vice President, Product Group, Lenovo. “It is a result of a great partnership between Lenovo and Comarco. This product is a true innovation with its slim and light platform and the ability to charge notebooks as well as other electronic devices such as mobile phones and MP3s simultaneously.”

The ChargeSource adapter is currently an accessory for Lenovo’s line of notebook computers. It offers a slim, light, modular design. Comarco began shipments to Lenovo of the “slim and light” ChargeSource adapter in early 2008. The Company recently announced that it had won Lenovo’s business for its next-generation, cost-optimized ChargeSource “slim and light” universal power adapter. Shipments of the new adapter to Lenovo are scheduled to begin in the second quarter of calendar 2009.

Comarco external power adapters are based on proprietary patented construction technologies that enable the production of lighter, smaller power sources to power and charge portable electronic devices from standard wall outlets, as well as power outlets in airplanes, cars and other modes of transportation. Comarco power adapter products are unique in that the output voltage can be automatically varied between 0 and 25 volts, allowing charging of low voltage cell phones and high voltage notebook computers.

iWay Software, an Information Builders company and an innovator of enterprise integration solutions, today announced that it will sell more than 35 iWay adapters developed on and built for IBM WebSphere technology. This offering opens tremendous market opportunity for iWay Software and extends IBM’s connectivity ecosystem offering customers additional cost-effective application integration options by delivering consistent adapter technology based on IBM’s WebSphere Adapter Toolkit.

iWay Software’s adapters like IBM 02K5669 Ac Adapter, IBM Thinkpad 290 Ac Adapter, IBM 92P1025 Ac Adapter, IBM ThinkPad R51 Ac Adapter, IBM 40Y7668 Ac Adapter, IBM ThinkPad T60 Ac Adapter, IBM ThinkPad Z60 Ac Adapter, IBM ThinkPad T40 Ac Adapter, IBM 92P1021 Ac Adapter, IBM ThinkPad 600 Ac Adapter, IBM ThinkPad T42 Ac Adapter, IBM 08K8209 Ac Adapter accelerate business integration by providing a foundation for business agility with a low cost of entry and full project reusability. Simply assembled and configured off-the-shelf components allow for rapid data access and application integration without lengthy custom coding or expensive systems overhauls and allow for implementation of mission-critical applications without costly delays. iWay Software’s integration adapters also open doors to a service-oriented architecture (SOA) and for Web-enabling applications.

“Information Builders and iWay Software continue to innovate and sell solutions that fill a void in the market and greatly further the business objectives of our customer base,” said John Senor, president of iWay Software. “This offering will allow organizations to make IT infrastructures more agile, responsive, and resilient to business change by removing technical barriers to accessing data.”

The iWay Universal Adapter Suite for IBM middleware, which initially includes 35 adapters, will enable unparalleled connectivity for industry leading applications to IBM’s middleware offerings. Adapters for the following applications are included:

In conjunction with this announcement, iWay Software has agreed to provide an adapter suite expressly for the IBM WebSphere 6.1 product line, including WebSphere ESB and WebSphere Process Server. The custom suite will be generally available in the first quarter of 2008.

“iWay’s commitment to build and sell adapters built using IBM’s WebSphere Adapter Toolkit and promoted via the SOA Business Catalog provides customers with a broad range of choices to connect their mission critical applications to WebSphere’s leading middleware. Customers who leverage these solutions will be able to reuse their existing assets and enhance the connectivity and integration of their organization,” said John Gordon, director of channel marketing, IBM SOA and WebSphere, IBM.

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The dual-processor Hewlett-Packard DL380p Gen8 data center rack mount server successfully marries extensive performance and capacity increases with simplified field serviceability. In an era when workload virtualization seeks to minimize hardware concerns, eWEEK Labs tests showed that IT managers still have important hardware choices and that the HP DL380p Gen8 should be at the top of any evaluation for new data center infrastructure.

Many of the performance increases now available in the HP DL380p Gen8 come from Intel’s March release of the Xeon E5-2600 processors and the C6xx chip set family. IT managers have competitive choices, including the Dell R720 and the IBM with battery such as HP F1781A Ac Adapter, HP 298238-001 Ac Adapter, HP OmniBook 2106 Ac Adapter, HP OmniBook 6050 Ac Adapter, HP Pavilion N5500 Ac Adapter, HP Pavilion n6400 Ac Adapter, HP Pavilion XF125 Ac Adapter, HP Pavilion ZT1130 Ac Adapter, HP ED495AA Ac Adapter, HP 391173-001 Ac Adapter, HP ACC23H Ac Adapter, HP Pavilion DV1000 Ac Adapter System x3650 M4, both of which use the E5-2600 family processors.

The 2 HU (height unit) HP DL380p Gen8 became available April 9. Preconfigured DL380p Gen8 models start at $2,829 while configurable models start at $2,572. eWEEK Labs tested a high-performance model with a list price of $10,759. My test unit was an upgraded configuration with the 2x10GbE FlexibleLOM (LAN on motherboard) installed. As tested, my system was priced at $15,965, which is competitive with other offerings. The “p” in DL380p stands for “performance” and designates models that also include HP Insight Control integrated management.

By the numbers, the HP DL380p Gen8 is significantly more powerful than the previous generation and is comparable to competitive systems using the same Intel chipset. The HP DL380p Gen8 now has 24 dual-in-line memory module (DIMM) slots and a maximum memory capacity of 768GB of RAM, which is more than double the seventh-generation DL380.

New in the HP DL380p Gen8 is a better way to handle the LAN on motherboard with the introduction of FlexLOM modules. For example, I replaced the 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) network adapter with a four-port Broadcom 1GbE network adapter module in under two minutes without reading any instructions, except those stenciled on the appropriate internal components. The ability to swap network adapters means that IT managers aren’t stuck with a built-in network adapter. HP expects swappable network interface card (NIC) modules from Intel, Mellanox and other suppliers in the near future, giving IT managers networking choices without having to burn a PCIe slot.

The dual-processor Hewlett-Packard DL380p Gen8 data center rack mount server successfully marries extensive performance and capacity increases with simplified field serviceability. In an era when workload virtualization seeks to minimize hardware concerns, eWEEK Labs tests showed that IT managers still have important hardware choices and that the HP DL380p Gen8 should be at the top of any evaluation for new data center infrastructure.

Many of the performance increases now available in the HP DL380p Gen8 come from Intel’s March release of the Xeon E5-2600 processors and the C6xx chip set family. IT managers have competitive choices, including the Dell R720 and the IBM with battery such as HP F1781A Ac Adapter, HP 298238-001 Ac Adapter, HP OmniBook 2106 Ac Adapter, HP OmniBook 6050 Ac Adapter, HP Pavilion N5500 Ac Adapter, HP Pavilion n6400 Ac Adapter, HP Pavilion XF125 Ac Adapter, HP Pavilion ZT1130 Ac Adapter, HP ED495AA Ac Adapter, HP 391173-001 Ac Adapter, HP ACC23H Ac Adapter, HP Pavilion DV1000 Ac Adapter System x3650 M4, both of which use the E5-2600 family processors.

The 2 HU (height unit) HP DL380p Gen8 became available April 9. Preconfigured DL380p Gen8 models start at $2,829 while configurable models start at $2,572. eWEEK Labs tested a high-performance model with a list price of $10,759. My test unit was an upgraded configuration with the 2x10GbE FlexibleLOM (LAN on motherboard) installed. As tested, my system was priced at $15,965, which is competitive with other offerings. The “p” in DL380p stands for “performance” and designates models that also include HP Insight Control integrated management.

By the numbers, the HP DL380p Gen8 is significantly more powerful than the previous generation and is comparable to competitive systems using the same Intel chipset. The HP DL380p Gen8 now has 24 dual-in-line memory module (DIMM) slots and a maximum memory capacity of 768GB of RAM, which is more than double the seventh-generation DL380.

New in the HP DL380p Gen8 is a better way to handle the LAN on motherboard with the introduction of FlexLOM modules. For example, I replaced the 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) network adapter with a four-port Broadcom 1GbE network adapter module in under two minutes without reading any instructions, except those stenciled on the appropriate internal components. The ability to swap network adapters means that IT managers aren’t stuck with a built-in network adapter. HP expects swappable network interface card (NIC) modules from Intel, Mellanox and other suppliers in the near future, giving IT managers networking choices without having to burn a PCIe slot.

Fujitsu and Lenovo Group on Wednesday introduced new docking stations for latest notebooks that enable additional display connectivity through common USB 3.0 interface and special DisplayLink chips that let monitors to be connected to PCs through USB 3.0 ports. The new dock stations enable additional expansion capabilities for mobile computers. All users have to do it to plug them to USB 3.0 ports.

“Lenovo’s latest ThinkPad USB 3.0 Dock takes full advantage of the bandwidth offered under SuperSpeed USB to achieve exceptional graphics and video performance in an unprecedented form-factor,” Said John Cummins, vice president of sales and marketing for DisplayLink.

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“Incorporating virtual graphics technology from DisplayLink into Fujitsu’s port replicators makes it easier for mobile workers to connect to a more ergonomic, richer desktop display experience, no matter which desk they choose,” says Dieter Heiss, head of workplace systems at Fujitsu technology solutions.

Fujitsu USB 3.0 port replicator is also based on DisplayLink’s DL-3900 chip and provides a Gigabit Ethernet port, two USB 2.0 and two USB 3.0 ports, a DisplayPort connection that supports ultra-high resolutions of up to 2560*1600, DVI-I port with an external VGA adapter, as well as 3.5mm audio in/out ports with stereo (2.1) and surround sound (5.1) support.

Specifically designed chips from DisplayLink can receive a compressed video stream via such interfaces as USB, Ethernet or WiMedia (a wireless data-transfer standard with a throughput up to 480Mbps), uncompress it into video and output it in various formats to displays.

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According to the Dell'Oro Group Q1 2012 SAN Report, QLogic held more than 57 percent of total revenue share for the quarter, taking share directly from its closest competitor. With a lead of more than 20 percentage points over its nearest rival, QLogic gained more than 3.6 percentage points of market share from the previous quarter.

"These latest share gains confirm the market preference for QLogic Fibre Channel Adapters such as Dell Latitude D820 Ac Adapter, Dell Latitude D500 Ac Adapter, Dell Inspiron E1505 Ac Adapter, Dell Inspiron E1405 Ac Adapter, Dell Inspiron 600M Ac Adapter, Dell Inspiron E1705 Ac Adapter, Dell Latitude X200 Ac Adapter, Dell Inspiron 2650 Ac Adapter, Dell Inspiron 2600 Ac Adapter, Dell Inspiron 2500 Ac Adapter, Dell Inspiron 7500 Ac Adapter, Dell Latitude CS Ac Adapter as customers around the globe continue to trust QLogic's solutions to power their mission-critical storage networks," said Amit Vashi, vice president of marketing, Host Solutions Group, QLogic. "With the world's largest installed base of Fibre Channel adapters, QLogic continues to deliver Fibre Channel solutions that leverage our unique, widely adopted software stack and make it easy for customers to migrate seamlessly to next-generation platforms, including today's virtualized data centers and the rapidly emerging Romley-based server market."
According to the Dell'Oro Group Q1 2012 SAN Report, QLogic held more than 57 percent of total revenue share for the quarter, taking share directly from its closest competitor. With a lead of more than 20 percentage points over its nearest rival, QLogic gained more than 3.6 percentage points of market share from the previous quarter.

"These latest share gains confirm the market preference for QLogic Fibre Channel Adapters as customers around the globe continue to trust QLogic's solutions to power their mission-critical storage networks," said Amit Vashi, vice president of marketing, Host Solutions Group, QLogic. "With the world's largest installed base of Fibre Channel adapters, QLogic continues to deliver Fibre Channel solutions that leverage our unique, widely adopted software stack and make it easy for customers to migrate seamlessly to next-generation platforms, including today's virtualized data centers and the rapidly emerging Romley-based server market."

QLogic market share leadership is driven by IT professionals in Global 2000 corporate data centers where virtualization-dominated IT landscapes and enterprise I/O performance is crucial. Fibre Channel adapters from QLogic offer a suite of technology advancements that enable storage administrators in large enterprises to ensure comprehensive business continuity, maintain application performance and cost-effectively scale their networks.

Huntkey Enterprise Group was founded in 1995 and they are specialized in the development, design and manufacturing mainly of power supplies. Their power supply products cover all market segments from home use to business environments where custom tailored designs are needed. Among others they also build computer cases, chargers, power supply converters and universal notebook adapters. In today's review we are going to fully evaluate their latest universal notebook adapter which uses a Marvel superhero-inspired name, X-MAN.

Huntkey used a special production process for the X-MAN, allowing its dimensions to shrink so its volume is reduced by 45% compared to normal power adapters like Dell 02H098 Ac Adapter, Dell 2H098 Ac Adapter, Dell Inspiron 1000 Ac Adapter, Dell Inspiron 1100 Ac Adapter, Dell Inspiron 5100 Ac Adapter, Dell Precision M50 Ac Adapter, Dell Latitude D800 Ac Adapter, Dell Inspiron 6400 Ac Adapter, Dell Latitude D620 Ac Adapter, Dell Precision M60 Ac Adapter, Dell Inspiron 6000 Ac Adapter, Dell Latitude X300 Ac Adapter and at the same time power output remains at high levels. Thanks to the special design the adapter's lifespan is increased as well. With only 1.7cm height and 268g weight the X-MAN is able to provide up to 90W power to almost every notebook of the market, thanks to the ten exchangeable power-tips it it is equipped with.

Besides the main 19V rail the X-MAN also comes with a 5V USB power port which can deliver up to 2A, so it can easily charge a wide range of tablet PCs besides other common devices (mobile phones, digital cameras etc). To provide safe power even in unstable power grids the X-MAN is equipped with three protections commonly used in desktop PSUs: Over-Voltage Protection (OVP), Over-Current Protection (OCP) and Short-Circuit Protection (SCP). The supported notebooks according to Huntkey include (but are not restricted to): HP/Compaq, Acer/Gateway, Lenovo/Thinkpad, Toshiba, ASUS, SAMSUNG, Sony, Fujitsu and Dell... techPowerUp.