Annex Distribution, in conjunction with its leading European IT vendor Fujitsu Siemens Computers, will make the LIFEBOOK S7010 portable notebook available to the local market. Designed for the ultra-mobile enthusiast, the S7010 forms part of the LIFEBOOK S Series and is built with the latest Intel Centrino technology.
"The new LIFEBOOK S7010 represents an upgrade on the LIFEBOOK S6120 and promises even more power and performance with seamless connectivity, lightweight form factor and a longer battery life. With built-in 10/100/1000 MB/S Ethernet LAN, this balanced mobile device also features a port replicator, quick touch application, a dual pointing device and a smart card controller integrated in PC card controller," explains Bill Gradwell, General Manager at Annex Distribution.
"The combination of performance, modularity and flexibility gives you the functionality and ease of use of a full-sized desktop," adds Gradwell.
For added mobility and practicality, developers have focused on maintaining the small form-factor while offering a 14.1-inch TFT display. Connectivity options include flexibility through optional Bluetooth and choice of wireless LAN, or onboard LAN.
"Users are guaranteed high resolution and video quality with the integration of the Intel 855GME chipset. The product is ideal for mobile users, especially mobile workers and those operating in the top end of the market. Developers at Fujitsu Siemens Computers have concentrated on ergonomics, logical and practical design, and mobile performance," says Gradwell.
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Gauteng-based Annex Distribution is a leading distributor of building block solutions to sub-Saharan Africa.
Being the first Intel distributor in SA, the company features a line card of recognised brand names including Fujitsu Siemens Computers, BenQ, MSI, Prolink, Hynix, Creative Labs Matrox, AMD and Eizo.
Through established partnerships with international specialist suppliers, Annex is positioned to provide value-add service and support for clients to ensure they remain in the forefront of IT requirements and e-commerce.
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