LG has revealed its latest Netbook at consumer electronics show IFA 2008 in Berlin.

The X110 Netbook has a choice of either an 80GB or 120GB hard drive and built-in 3G HSDPA for connecting to the internet alongside both wireless and wired-connectivity options.

Jeon Kwang Yung, LG Electronics PC division vice-president, said: "The 3G embedded and stylish X110 will provide customers with a totally new concept in mobile telecommunications."

The new Netbook from LG also sports a ten-inch 1,024 x 600 screen, a 1.6GHz processor and 1GB of RAM.

LG has abandoned supplying its Netbook with a Linux-based operating system in favour of Microsoft’s Windows XP.

According to Business Standard, low cost computing with Microsoft’s Windows operating system is a step further for laptop developers – making open source software not necessarily the cheapest option.

Ravi Venkatesan, chairman of Microsoft India, told the news provider: "Our aim is to propel a wider acceptance for IT amongst the masses by extending an opportunity to learn, connect, create, and succeed."

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Electronics firm Toshiba is to showcase some of its environmentally-conscious products at the IFA 2008 conference in Berlin, Germany.

One of the main stars of the range is Toshiba’s Portege R500 series of notebook PCs, which it claims are among the world’s lightest in their category.

The notebooks have a selection of features which are able to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 69 grams a day, while offering a battery life of up to 7.5 hours.

Another product to be exhibited is the Super Charge ion Battery - a rechargeable battery that is able to recharge 90 per cent of its capacity in under five minutes, while having a life cycle of more than 6,000 charge-discharges and incorporating a number of safety features.

In a statement, the firm said: "Toshiba aims to improve the value and eco-efficiency of its products and business processes and to reduce carbon dioxide emitted from Toshiba group products by the equivalent of 117.7 million tons per year in [2025] compared with [2000]."

Other innovations on display include the 42XV515D TV which cuts carbon dioxide by 173 grams a day and the E-CORE 100 LED - a product that offers an environmentally-friendly lighting solution.

Earlier this month, Toshiba unveiled a range of 32GB embedded NAND flash memory modules, which is claims provides the largest density yet announced and is suitable for products such as mobile phones and video cameras

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Laptop manufacturer Samsung has unveiled a rival to Apple’s Airbook – the thinnest laptop on the planet.

The new Samsung X360 is the latest addition to Samsung’s range of portable PCs and has a 13.3-inch widescreen monitor and weighs 1.27kg – which is less than the Apple AirBook.

Samsung’s latest laptop was unveiled at the IFA 2008 in Berlin and will be available in the UK and across Europe from October this year.

The new device has more than ten hours of battery life and will come in red and black versions.

It sports a 128GB solid-state hard drive, an Intel Centrino 2 processor, a seven-in-one card reader and three USB ports.

The Mac AirBook, which also has a 13.3-inch screen, weighs 90g more than the X360.

Both models have a full-size keyboard and have Intel processors.

And like the AirBook, Samsungs X360 can be built to order, with a maximum price of £1,700.

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Kodak has created a solution to help paper-intensive businesses streamline their workload.

The s1740 Capture System allows firms to automate the way they digitise and process documents, resulting in reduction in the cost and time spent on such tasks.

Incorporating a high-speed scanner, operating software, and inline document separation capabilities, the s1740 has uses in payment and invoice processing, mailroom procedures and document storage.

The product is able to process up to 110 pages per minute and can deal with documents of various sizes and formats through its 1,400 sheet feeder and image-processing features.

Eric Olsen, a marketing manager with Kodak’s graphic communications group, commented: "End users are increasingly seeking to solve business problems and improve efficiency through a single, total solution."

According to the firm, the s1740 Capture System was chosen by Better Buys for Business as an Editor’s Choice in its 2008 Scan-to-File Guide.

In choosing the project, the organisation noted that well-managed information processes can result in greater efficiencies, increased productivity, and improved profitability for firms.

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Laptop manufacturer Samsung has unveiled a rival to Apple’s Airbook – the thinnest laptop on the planet.

The new Samsung X360 is the latest addition to Samsung’s range of portable PCs and has a 13.3-inch widescreen monitor and weighs 1.27kg – which is less than the Apple AirBook.

Samsung’s latest laptop was unveiled at the IFA 2008 in Berlin and will be available in the UK and across Europe from October this year.

The new device has more than ten hours of battery life and will come in red and black versions.

It sports a 128GB solid-state hard drive, an Intel Centrino 2 processor, a seven-in-one card reader and three USB ports.

The Mac AirBook, which also has a 13.3-inch screen, weighs 90g more than the X360.

Both models have a full-size keyboard and have Intel processors.

And like the AirBook, Samsungs X360 can be built to order, with a maximum price of £1,700.

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LG has revealed its latest Netbook at consumer electronics show IFA 2008 in Berlin.

The X110 Netbook has a choice of either an 80GB or 120GB hard drive and built-in 3G HSDPA for connecting to the internet alongside both wireless and wired-connectivity options.

Jeon Kwang Yung, LG Electronics PC division vice-president, said: "The 3G embedded and stylish X110 will provide customers with a totally new concept in mobile telecommunications."

The new Netbook from LG also sports a ten-inch 1,024 x 600 screen, a 1.6GHz processor and 1GB of RAM.

LG has abandoned supplying its Netbook with a Linux-based operating system in favour of Microsoft’s Windows XP.

According to Business Standard, low cost computing with Microsoft’s Windows operating system is a step further for laptop developers – making open source software not necessarily the cheapest option.

Ravi Venkatesan, chairman of Microsoft India, told the news provider: "Our aim is to propel a wider acceptance for IT amongst the masses by extending an opportunity to learn, connect, create, and succeed."

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Electronics firm Toshiba is to showcase some of its environmentally-conscious products at the IFA 2008 conference in Berlin, Germany.

One of the main stars of the range is Toshiba’s Portege R500 series of notebook PCs, which it claims are among the world’s lightest in their category.

The notebooks have a selection of features which are able to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 69 grams a day, while offering a battery life of up to 7.5 hours.

Another product to be exhibited is the Super Charge ion Battery - a rechargeable battery that is able to recharge 90 per cent of its capacity in under five minutes, while having a life cycle of more than 6,000 charge-discharges and incorporating a number of safety features.

In a statement, the firm said: "Toshiba aims to improve the value and eco-efficiency of its products and business processes and to reduce carbon dioxide emitted from Toshiba group products by the equivalent of 117.7 million tons per year in [2025] compared with [2000]."

Other innovations on display include the 42XV515D TV which cuts carbon dioxide by 173 grams a day and the E-CORE 100 LED - a product that offers an environmentally-friendly lighting solution.

Earlier this month, Toshiba unveiled a range of 32GB embedded NAND flash memory modules, which is claims provides the largest density yet announced and is suitable for products such as mobile phones and video cameras

Staples, we make buying office products easy!

Kodak has created a solution to help paper-intensive businesses streamline their workload.

The s1740 Capture System allows firms to automate the way they digitise and process documents, resulting in reduction in the cost and time spent on such tasks.

Incorporating a high-speed scanner, operating software, and inline document separation capabilities, the s1740 has uses in payment and invoice processing, mailroom procedures and document storage.

The product is able to process up to 110 pages per minute and can deal with documents of various sizes and formats through its 1,400 sheet feeder and image-processing features.

Eric Olsen, a marketing manager with Kodak’s graphic communications group, commented: "End users are increasingly seeking to solve business problems and improve efficiency through a single, total solution."

According to the firm, the s1740 Capture System was chosen by Better Buys for Business as an Editor’s Choice in its 2008 Scan-to-File Guide.

In choosing the project, the organisation noted that well-managed information processes can result in greater efficiencies, increased productivity, and improved profitability for firms.

Buy Office Equipment from Staples

LG has revealed its latest Netbook at consumer electronics show IFA 2008 in Berlin.

The X110 Netbook has a choice of either an 80GB or 120GB hard drive and built-in 3G HSDPA for connecting to the internet alongside both wireless and wired-connectivity options.

Jeon Kwang Yung, LG Electronics PC division vice-president, said: "The 3G embedded and stylish X110 will provide customers with a totally new concept in mobile telecommunications."

The new Netbook from LG also sports a ten-inch 1,024 x 600 screen, a 1.6GHz processor and 1GB of RAM.

LG has abandoned supplying its Netbook with a Linux-based operating system in favour of Microsoft’s Windows XP.

According to Business Standard, low cost computing with Microsoft’s Windows operating system is a step further for laptop developers – making open source software not necessarily the cheapest option.

Ravi Venkatesan, chairman of Microsoft India, told the news provider: "Our aim is to propel a wider acceptance for IT amongst the masses by extending an opportunity to learn, connect, create, and succeed."

Buy Office Equipment from Staples

Electronics firm Toshiba is to showcase some of its environmentally-conscious products at the IFA 2008 conference in Berlin, Germany.

One of the main stars of the range is Toshiba’s Portege R500 series of notebook PCs, which it claims are among the world’s lightest in their category.

The notebooks have a selection of features which are able to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 69 grams a day, while offering a battery life of up to 7.5 hours.

Another product to be exhibited is the Super Charge ion Battery - a rechargeable battery that is able to recharge 90 per cent of its capacity in under five minutes, while having a life cycle of more than 6,000 charge-discharges and incorporating a number of safety features.

In a statement, the firm said: "Toshiba aims to improve the value and eco-efficiency of its products and business processes and to reduce carbon dioxide emitted from Toshiba group products by the equivalent of 117.7 million tons per year in [2025] compared with [2000]."

Other innovations on display include the 42XV515D TV which cuts carbon dioxide by 173 grams a day and the E-CORE 100 LED - a product that offers an environmentally-friendly lighting solution.

Earlier this month, Toshiba unveiled a range of 32GB embedded NAND flash memory modules, which is claims provides the largest density yet announced and is suitable for products such as mobile phones and video cameras

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