VARINDIA IT MAGAZINE

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   Sony India has unveiled the next generation of  Hybrid Ultrabook PC- VAIO Duo 11 , which also turns into a touchscreen tablet. With its Surf Slider design, the Duo 11 switches smoothly between Tablet to PC modes wherever you are and whatever you’re doing.     One can slide out the keyboard and maximise the productivity with a fully-featured PC powered by latest-generation Intel Core processor. VAIO Duo 11 puts touch and handwriting with Windows 8 computing experience. Write and interact with media and applications on the responsive, touch capable, super-bright Full HD OptiContrast Panel. It gives the satisfying, expressive feel of handwriting directly on the touchscreen, with the touch of your finger. Smart text recognition even lets one quickly convert handwritten notes to text for easy archiving and searches... See More

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   WD  has recently declared that the company is sampiling a 5mm-thin hard disk drive featuring hybrid technology along with instant-on and application performance. The new technologies will be showcased during WD's Investor Day, September 13, 2012. The company also believes it as the world's thinnest 2.5-inch hybrid hard drive. “Mobile devices are becoming smaller, thinner, lighter and more responsive. Working with our technology partners,  WD  has developed new 5mm hard drives that enable... more

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   It has been recently announced that HP is expanding its HP Converged Cloud portfolio with new solutions for VMware vCloud Suite 5.1, enabling clients to transform traditional virtualization deployments into open private and hybrid cloud environments with less risk and complexity... more For More Details See www.varindia.com

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Emerson Network Power has offered insight and recommendations for properly evaluating, selecting and operating smart hybrid energy solutions at telecom cell sites. There are opportunities for improvement ranging from more precise configuration and dimensioning of hybrid systems to implementation of intelligent hybrid technologies that make hybrid solutions even more efficient and change the value proposition for some network providers. "Telecom operators are evaluating different combinations of hybrid technologies, capital investment and OPEX to narrow down on the solutions that can deliver the lowest TCO. Even as the emerging generation of intelligent hybrid technologies promises reduced operational costs along with increased visibility and control, service providers should also look at engineered best practices that can provide measurable benefits across their network, without significant capital investment," said Pratik Chube, C...