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The Tecra S1 notebooks are being supplied by Toshiba's UAE distributor Al-Futtaim which is also providing a Toshiba 'eClass2Go' cabinet to store and charge the machines.
Ahmed Khalil, Middle East regional manager of Toshiba's computer systems division, said: "The Tecra S1 Centrino features integrated wireless LAN capability and extended battery life that combined with new mobile processor micro-architecture that deliver outstanding mobile performance."
The "eClass2Go" is designed for educational applications and comprises a custom-designed cabinet, fully-wired, and housing 16 wireless notebook computers, one server with wireless access, one printer, one projector, one Internet access, extra batteries and chargers.
Weighing only a few kg and mounted on castors, the cabinet can easily be wheeled from one location to another.
Once plugged into a power-point, this "classroom in a box" enables students to learn anywhere, anytime. R. Muralidharan, general manager of Al-Futtaim Electronics Toshiba, says that although the system is primarily designed for classrooms, it is also ideal for other applications, including media and audit firms.
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Dubai-based artists will exhibit their work in the lounge, with a prevailing 'technology in the arts' concept.
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