Fujitsu upgrades popular LifeBook T4210 Tablet PC
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The LifeBook® T4210 Tablet PC is designed for a variety of usage environments such as healthcare, field-force automation, financial trading and the emerging educational segment in which Tablet PC functionality is becoming a must-have for engineering students. The LifeBook T4210 Tablet is now in its fifth generation and continues to be a best-selling convertible. The only convertible Tablet PC on the market with a built-in modular bay that supports an optical drive or an additional battery, the LifeBook T4210 Tablet PC is further distinguished by the industry’s first bi-directional display hinge offering the ability to turn the screen in either direction for added convenience and flexibility. For additional information about the upgraded LifeBook T4210 Tablet PC, see: http://www.computers.us.fujitsu.com/www/ news.shtml?aboutus/pressreleases/pr_060706 |
Ali succeeds Morohoshi as President and CEO of FCS
Farhat Ali has succeeded Toshio Morohoshi as President and CEO of Fujitsu Computer Systems Corporation, effective July 1, 2006. Toshio Morohoshi has been promoted to the newly created position of corporate vice president and executive officer of Fujitsu Limited. Ali was COO and CFO of Fujitsu Computer Systems Corporation before being named as Morohoshi’s successor.
In his new role, Morohoshi is responsible for worldwide marketing, underscoring the global company’s commitment to accelerating growth in North America. For the past three years, Ali has worked alongside Morohoshi in making Fujitsu Computer Systems one of the best-performing subsidiaries of Fujitsu Limited. Ali spent 20 years with Amdahl Corporation in a variety of senior management positions and joined Fujitsu in 2000.
For additional information, read the complete press release:
http://www.computers.us.fujitsu.com/www/news.shtml?aboutus/pressreleases/pr_062806
New PRIMEQUEST 500 Series servers offer doubled performance
Fujitsu recently unveiled the PRIMEQUEST™ 500 servers which offer doubled performance and Advanced Virtualization in mission-critical environments. The PRIMEQUEST 500 series servers employ Dual-core Intel® Itanium® 2 processors, improving performance over previous models by as much as 2.5 times. PRIMEQUEST 500 series servers deliver extended system scalability and the most advanced virtualization capabilities available today for Linux and Windows environments.
PRIMEQUEST 500 servers are ideal for mission-critical applications that demand high availability, robust performance, enhanced flexibility, and optimum resource usage. They integrate the dual-core Intel® Itanium® 2 processors with a number of architectural design features from Fujitsu to deliver a unique combination of power and flexibility. PRIMEQUEST 500 series servers offer up to 64 processor cores accessing 2TB of uniform main memory in a maximum of 16 partitions. The combination of the advanced eXtended PARtitioning (XPAR) capabilities of PRIMEQUEST servers and the Itanium® 2 Intel® Virtualization Technology creates the most advanced virtualization capabilities on the market. In addition to partitioning system resources such as CPU and memory, I/O Units can also be individually partitioned to optimize resource allocations on a per-partition basis. Partitions can be defined with System Mirror mode, offering industry-leading fault immunity in the memory and cross-bar implementation.
For additional information, read the complete press release:
http://www.computers.us.fujitsu.com/www/news.shtml?aboutus/pressreleases/pr_071806
Virginia Tech, Fujitsu, and Microsoft announce alliance
Virginia Tech, Fujitsu, and Microsoft recently announced an exciting new alliance to support Virginia Tech’s new Tablet PC computing initiative for incoming freshmen. The College of Engineering at Virginia Tech announced that it has formed an industry alliance with Fujitsu Computer Systems Corporation and Microsoft Corp. Fujitsu will offer the LifeBook® T4000 series convertible Tablet PC to students.
The alliance will provide engineering students with high levels of hardware and software purchasing power and support, and will also provide students, faculty, and staff with training and assistance throughout the development and implementation of new teaching and learning models.
In first-year engineering courses, students will use their Tablet PC’s to literally sketch their designs on their computers instead of using a mouse that links to drop down menus. Additionally, students will create an electronic lab book in which they will have the flexibility to include handwritten notes as well as collaborate with each other electronically. Beyond freshman year, students will use their Tablet PCs to actively participate in classroom presentations and exercises by drawing responses to queries and sending them to the instructor for public display and further discussion.
For additional information about the alliance see: http://www.vtnews.vt.edu/plainstory.php?relyear=2006&itemno=300
Software AG and Fujitsu launch “CentraSite Community”
The new CentraSite™ Community is the First Standards-Based service-oriented architecture (SOA) Forum. Fujitsu and Software AG also established the CentraSite Community to bring alliance partners and customers together to create a complete SOA ecosystem.
Formed to help organizations successfully design, implement, manage, govern and optimize an SOA, the CentraSite Community will foster business agility by providing customers with partners’ pre-integrated SOA assets stored in CentraSite, a standards-based SOA registry and repository. Jointly developed by Fujitsu and Software AG, CentraSite represents the foundation of this Community.
The CentraSite Community portal provides partners and customers with a single destination for SOA best practices and the latest industry information by leveraging social media tools such as discussion forums, blogs, wikis, RSS feeds, podcasts, surveys and more. The site will also be a repository of case studies, best practices and other guidelines, FAQs, and links to relevant articles and industry news.
For additional information, read the complete release:
http://www.fujitsu.com/global/services/software/interstage/wnew/pr071106-1.html
PRIMEQUEST Servers Help Organizations Increase Efficiency
Fujitsu’s innovative PRIMEQUEST™ servers are helping companies across the globe reduce the complexity in their Data Centers. The PRIMEQUEST family of servers brings industry-standard computing to high-end Data Centers, which includes the cost saving advantages of industry standard technology.
PRIMEQUEST servers solve the difficulty large organizations have in delivering enhanced agility, efficiency and continuity to their businesses. For example, Oracle Corporation uses PRIMEQUEST servers for quality assurance testing and support purposes and EDS is using PRIMEQUEST as their certified platform for re-hosting applications.
Read more about these groundbreaking servers, and how they are providing power and cost-effectiveness so that businesses can run efficiently today AND tomorrow.
http://www.computers.us.fujitsu.com/downloads/Fujitsu_SepOct06_Final.pdf

