Tarsus Technologies, the distribution arm of JSE-listed MB Technologies, has announced that the Hewlett-Packard OmniBook 6000 Series notebooks will be available from the company as of 1 June 2000. Margie Adam, PC product manager for Hewlett Packard at Tarsus, declares that the OmniBook 6000 will bring new levels of power and lightweight to mobile users.
"This machine is constructed around a choice of either Intel Pentium III or Celeron processors to offer the ideal solution for the computing needs of the mobile professional," says Adam. She reveals that the machines are constructed with a magnesium casing to offer extremely light weight while sacrificing nothing in terms of strength and rigidity.
Additionally, the company introduced HP Mobile ProtectTools 2000, as well as an aggressive wireless initiative that addresses the demanding requirements of mobile professionals.
Key features: Hewlett-Packard OmniBook 6000 Series:
Intel Pentium III processors up to 750Mhz with SpeedStep technology (Or Celeron up to 650Mhz)
Lightweight, high strength magnesium alloy frame
Thinner, lighter form factor
Built in wireless solutions
Windows 2000 pre - installed
HP ProtectTools 2000 pre-installed
128MB RAM
Up to 18GB HDD
"HP Mobile ProtectTools 2000 facilitates secure e-business transactions through encrypted certificates and can be used across the Internet with HP`s smart-card reader," says Adam. According to her, Mobile ProtectTools 2000 protects vulnerable information in the OmniBook by offering asset and data protection in conjunction with the industry`s only smart BIOS lock, requiring users to insert a smart card prior to gaining access to information.
HP has also incorporated its popular e-center into the OmniBook 6000, giving users the convenience of accessing business-enhancing solutions right from the desktop. These customized solutions include the capability to back up files; print, duplicate and distribute documents; and send and receive faxes via the Internet.
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