Posts Tagged ‘U.S. Energy Secretary’
Samsung announces its new Series 7 notebook in the US
August 31st, 2011 | 
Author: Today, Samsung Electronics America announced its new Series 7 notebook in the US.
The Series 7 notebook has a sleek brushed-aluminum body (under one-inch thick), smooth lines and a stunningly thin bezel screen, the Series 7 embodies premium design, making it the ideal computer.
By lessening the bezel and increasing the screen, the Samsung Series 7 laptop is highly portable without sacrificing screen size. With Samsung’s latest Max Screen technology, the Series 7 enables users to experience up to an extra inch of viewing without sacrificing mobility or portability. The 14-inch display is being contained within the form factor traditionally associated with a 13-inch model.
Posted in Series 7 (Series 7 CHRONOS) | 
Tags: 13-inch, 14-inch, 15.6-inch HD+, 1600x900, 2.20 GHz, 2.31 kg, 2.40 GHz, 300 nit, 3MB, 64 bit, 6MB, 750GB, 8-cell, 8GB, 9 hours, Aluminum, Amd, America, Anti-Reflective HD +, Back-up & Recovery Solution, Easy Migration, Easy Settings, ExpressCache, FastStart, HD6750M, i5, i5-2430M, i7, i7-2675QM, Intel, Internet Explorer, LCD, LED, Max Screen, Microsoft, NP700Z3A-S01US, NP700Z5A-S01US, NP700Z5A-S02US, NP700Z5B-W01UB, October, Power Plus, quad-core, Quick Boot, Radeon, Samsung Electronics, Scott Ledterman, Series 7 CHRONOS, Series 7 notebook, slim bezel, South Korea, SuperBright, Support Center, U.S. Energy Secretary, US, Windows 7 Home Premium, Windows 7 Professional, Zhang Wu | 
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Lenovo provides IdeaPad K1 Android Tablet to students
Lenovo provided IdeaPad K1 Tablet (Google’s Android 3.1 Honeycomb) to students.
Lenovo announced that students in the Student Global Leadership Institute (SGLI) program are using the Lenovo IdeaPad K1 Tablet. The SGLI, annual initiative brings together students and government leaders globally to address world issues. The elite students will use the 65 tablets provided by Lenovo, to help them stay connected, track project progress and record their experiences as they address current, pressing energy issues through field studies and community services.
Posted in IdeaPad Tablet K1, Lenovo |
Tags: 65 tablets, Android 3.1, Angry Birds, Documents to Go, Dr. Steven Chu, eBuddy Messenger, Education Research Initiative, elite students, ERI, facebook, Google, Hawaii, Honeycomb, Honolulu, IdeaPad K1 Tablet, Intel, Jim Scott, Lenovo, Lt. Governor Brian Schatz, Michael Schmedlen, Microsoft, partnership, Punahou School, SGLI, SGLI program, Student Global Leadership Institute, U.S. Energy Secretary |
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