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VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   Fujifilm India  has added another dimension to its category of "superzoom" bridge cameras with the launch of  FinePix HS50EXR .  With a high-precision manual zoom of a massive 42x that translates into a focal length range of 24mm - 1,000 mm, the new FinePix HS50EXR is an all-in-one high-speed performer with an ability to capture images with good quality. It offers focal lengths which would require several different lenses on a DSLR. Rohit Pandit, EVP - Sales & Marketing, Fujifilm India , commented, "This year, the focus will be on enhancing the lineup of Bridge and X series. Even the Bridge series will feature many powerful cameras between 40x optical zoom to already launched 50x zoom SL1000." Coupled with its optical manual zoom is its astonishingly fast autofocus speed of just 0.05 seconds that makes FinePix HS50EXR , a quick fire shooter. The inclusion of Phase Detection pixels on the sensor helped

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   Allied Telesis  has signed up with  RajiVihaan Consultants Pvt. Ltd  as its Authorized Service Provider for India. RajiVihaan in its second year of operation was founded by industry veterans with decades of experience in the IP domain. As an ASP to Allied Telesis, RajiVihaan brings to the customers the strength of a highly skilled team of trained and certified engineers in IP networking based on Open Standards. RajiVihaan will be able to offer a suite of services to the customers of Allied Telesis that include on-site deployment services, Remote Infrastructure Management, network optimization, and training services especially on transition to IPv6, and surveillance. RajiVihaan also offers products and services on “transformative technologies” in the areas of IT, telecom and sustainable green solutions. "We are pleased to announce RajiVihaan as our partner for services delivery in the region. I am confident that

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   IBM(NYSE:IBM)  has unveiled a strategic initiative to drive  Flash technology  further into the enterprise to help organizations better tackle the mounting challenges of  Big Data . IBM has announced the availability of the  IBM FlashSystem line of all-Flash storage appliances , which are based on technology acquired from Texas Memory Systems. The IBM FlashSystem provides organizations instant access to the benefits of Flash. The IBM FlashSystem 820 is twenty times faster than spinning hard drives, and can store up to 24 terabytes of data - more than twice the amount of printed information stored in the  US Library of Congress. "The economics and performance of Flash are at a point where the technology can have a revolutionary impact on enterprises, especially for transaction-intensive applications. The confluence of Big Data, social, mobile and cloud technologies is creating an environment in the enterprise that demands f

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   Panasonic India  has unveiled four new ruggedized mobile computing devices for the Indian enterprise market. Panasonic showcased the products and their benefits for different industry segments like automotive, aviation, telecom, utility, retail, manufacturing, logistics, etc. With this launch, Panasonic reiterated its commitment to the Indian market by meeting the varying demands of Indian enterprises for increased workforce mobility and productivity. Manish Sharma, Managing Director, Panasonic India , said, "Having done extremely well in the consumer business, Panasonic India now has a renewed focus on the B2B and B2G business. Today’s launch of mobile computing devices is a significant stepping stone towards our aim of doubling the contribution of B2B segment to Panasonic’s overall revenue by 2015." "Tablets and handheld computing devices are going to be significant drivers of enterprise mobility global

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   Kaspersky Lab's team of experts has published a detailed research report that analyzes a sustained cyberespionage campaign conducted by the cybercriminal organization known as "Winnti". According to Kaspersky Lab's report, the Winnti group has been attacking companies in the online gaming industry since 2009 and is currently still active. The group’s objectives are stealing digital certificates signed by legitimate software vendors in addition to intellectual property theft, including the source code of online game projects. The first incident that drew attention to the Winnti group’s malicious activities occurred in the autumn of 2011, when a malicious Trojan was detected on a large number of end-user computers across the globe. The clear link between all of the infected computers is that they were used to play a popular online game. In response, the computer game publisher that owned the servers which sp

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE After acquiring Indian IT firm Patni two years ago, seems iGate is again seeking acquisitions in India. If reports are to be believed, iGate is planning to spend about $25-50 million for acquiring smaller companies in India. Phaneesh Murthy, Chief Executive Officer, iGate, said, "We are looking for smaller acquisitions, something like a tuck-in acquisition, in the range of $25–50 million. The acquisition should help us strengthen our platforms and operations, especially in the banking, financial services and insurance space.”  It is important to note that iGate has acquired nearly 63-per cent stake in Patni Computer Systems..... See More