ADVISORY/Media Advisory -- Toshiba at Fall Comdex '98.
WHO: Toshiba America Information Systems Inc.
Computer Systems Division
WHERE: Fall COMDEX '98
Las Vegas Convention Center, South Hall
Booth No. 1814
November 16 - 20, 1998
WHAT: Toshiba America Information Systems, the world's leading
manufacturer of portable computers, is showcasing
innovative enterprise solutions and convergence
technologies with its portable, desktop and server computer
products. The company is displaying new notebooks including
the 2.9-pound and 3/4-inch thin Portege(R) 3010CT, the
redesigned Satellite(R) 2515CS, and the Libretto(TM) 110CT
mini-notebook.
Portables Toshiba's Tecra 8000 series, a finalist for PC Magazine's
Technical Excellence award and a PC Computing MVP nominee,
combines configuration flexibility, manageability and world
class performance with a uniquely scaleable architecture
in more than 5,800 possible configurations. The Tecra's
innovative design supports a single chassis and motherboard
and leads the industry in lowering businesses' total cost
of ownership with reduced support costs, convenient
serviceability and longer product lifecycles.
Toshiba's Portege 7000 and 3000 ultraportables make a
powerful statement for mobile professionals who want the
best in performance and portability. Combining ultra-thin
portability and sleek styling, the Portege 7000 series
offers Pentium(R) II performance, a full-size keyboard and
large display in a one-inch thin, four-pound design.
Weighing less than three pounds and measuring only 3/4-inch
thin, the Portege 3010/3015CT, nominated for PC Computing's
MVP award, offers the perfect balance of ultraportability,
performance and value.
Toshiba's Satellite, a nominee for the PC Computing MVP
award, continues to deliver the best value in mobile
computing. With a sleek new design and outstanding
combination of price and performance, the Satellite line
provides businesses, students and individuals feature-rich
notebooks at affordable prices.
Toshiba's award-winning mini-notebook, the Libretto, is the
smallest and lightest full-functioning Windows(R) 95/98/NT
PC available. The ultimate in two-pound portability, the
Libretto line offers powerful Intel(R) processing power,
generous hard drives and active matrix displays.
Desktops Committed to lowering customers total cost of ownership,
Toshiba has designed its entire build-to-order Equium 7100
line of commercial desktops with the same NLX motherboard,
components, graphics architecture, chipsets and memory
configurations across all chassis. The Equium 100 features
a sleek all-in-one design and an ultra-thin rotating flat
panel display, giving customers a desktop with a compact
footprint.
Monitors The TekBright 50D is Toshiba's first flat panel LCD desktop
monitor. It features crisp digital technology with a unique
rotating display that easily adjusts to landscape or
portrait mode. Complementing Toshiba's Equium line of
business computers, Toshiba's TekBright 700P features
microfilter(TM) tube technology for crisp and bright
display quality.
Servers Reinforcing its commitment to deliver a total computing
solution for the enterprise, Toshiba's Intel-based Magnia
3000 servers offer small businesses high-end features such
as hot-swappable drives, optional redundant power supplies
and RAID-capability at industry-leading value. Targeted to
mid-range workgroups and departments running
mission-sensitive applications, the Magnia 5000 servers are
designed to maximize IT department effectiveness. Quick
access to the motherboard, pluggable redundant fans,
RAID-capability and optional N+1 redundant power supplies
make this server among the most reliable in the industry.
Manage- Toshiba will demonstrate seamless enterprise integration
ability with Magnia servers, award-winning notebooks and Equium
desktops using Intel's Wired for Management (WfM) Baseline
Specification. Toshiba's Anytime, Anywhere Enterprise
Management demo will showcase portable management
capabilities including a wireless Libretto mini-notebook
managing an enterprise network from remote locations. Other
highlights include intelligent networking and system
management using industry leading manageability software
from Computer Associates(R) UniCenter(R)/TNG(TM), Intel
LANDesk(R), and Microsoft SMS.
Bluetooth Toshiba will demonstrate the latest advances in the
development of the Bluetooth specification. Enabling
seamless connection and communication between a range of
mobile devices, Toshiba will showcase notebook PC to mobile
phone synchronization, PC to PC file transfer and message
generation and transmission using a Bluetooth-enabled
Toshiba PC linked to the cellular network via a
Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone access point.
CONTACT: For more information, contact The Benjamin Group at
714/245-7500 or tbgi@tais.toshiba.com.
Equium, TekBright, microfilter Microfilter may refer to:
Family of microprocessors developed by Intel Corp. Introduced in 1993 as the successor to Intel's 80486 microprocessor, the Pentium contained two processors on a single chip and about 3.3 million transistors. , Pentium II The successor to the Pentium Pro from Intel. Pentium II refers to the CPU chip or the PC that uses it. Code named "Klamath," the Pentium II was a Pentium Pro with MMX multimedia instructions. , MMX (MultiMedia EXtensions) A set of 57 additional instructions built into the Pentium MMX chip for improved multimedia and modem performance by performing mathematical operations on multiple sets of data at the same time (see SIMD). and LANDesk LANDesk Software, Inc. is a corporation that provides systems management, security management, and process management solutions to organizations. LANDesk is considered by many to be the first vendor to integrate systems and security management solutions, and today its software has are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corp. Microsoft (Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, WA, www.microsoft.com) The most successful and influential software company. Microsoft's software and Intel's hardware pioneered the PC and revolutionized the computer industry. and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp. All other trademarks belong to their respective companies. |
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