Posts Tagged ‘Business’
Dell’s XPS 14z laptop: Professionally snazzy
Dell recently unveiled its XPS 14z laptop, and it is one of the thinnest in the brand’s history. This delightful model features a 14-inch display in a 13-inch body, an internal optical drive and comforting, discrete graphics option. This is the latest move from Dell made to create a series of powerful solutions that include a snazzy range of thin laptops, desktops and accessories. The XPS 14z delivers a strong…
Nuance OmniPage 18: Document conversion made fast, flexible and dare we say … fun?
For an academically inclined nerd I have a surprising amount of upper body strength, a fact I attribute solely to lugging weighty tomes regarding 18th century agrarian poetry around campus for three years. But if you already have a sensible exercise regime in place, you might be looking to cut down on the amount of paper you heave from room to room. Like the cute boy in American teen movies…
Speck’s CorePack FLY: A laptop bag that means business
You might remember speck from our look at the Out of Print range of iPhone cases or the stylish A-Line 10 tote bag and associate them with fun and fashion. Speck’s CorePack FLY, however, is a laptop bag that means business. It’s so serious, it literally has pinstripes. Unlike the super slim and tablet friendly design of the A Line, the CorePack FLY is aimed at chunky ThinkPad wielding business…
Lenovo ThinkPad X220: The ultimate business traveller companion?
Don’t be fooled by its unassuming and unpretentious exterior, as the 12.5 inch Lenovo ThinkPad X220 is bursting with the most advanced and sophisticated of technology. One of the greatest marvels of this cunningly unassuming tablet is its phenomenal battery life. With the average battery life of modern laptops being 4 hours, the fact that the ThinkPad X220, boasting just a single 63Wh six-cell battery, lasts for a whopping 8…
Office 2011 Mac review: Outlook is positive, the rest of the applications, so-so
Microsoft Office 2008 on the Mac is horrible yet unavoidable necessity, that has had me banging my head against the wall for a long period of time. Random formatting glitches when working with complex (and sometimes quite simple) documents, irritating floating windows and the nightmare that was mail via Entourage (which still managed to handle Exchange better than the native Mail.app). Office 2011 promises to change all this. I raced…
Samsung MultiXpress C9350ND and MultiXpress C9250ND A3 printers
Samsung: TVs, phones, printers, laptops – the company makes everything. And starting this October, the company will begin running-off A3 printers. The two A3 printers, the MultiXpress C9350ND and MultiXpress C9250ND, will mark Samsung’s first ever foray into the larger-than-A4-printing market. That may be why the company didn’t come up with catchier names. However, we can’t fault their expertise too much, as in recent years Samsung has had global growth…
CardScan Executive review
Despite being well into the 21st century, with wireless HDMI, iPads and driverless Google cars, people still give me little pieces of card with their name and number written on. I try to resist, offering to email them my details there and then, but I have still ended up with a desk, littered with business cards. With no room or desire for a Rollodex, they remain ignored – until I…
Nokia World E7, C7 and C6 review roundup
Nokia World – it sounds a bit like a theme park for mobile phone enthusiasts. Which is what it is – just remove the roller-coasters and people selling candy floss, and add in the fun of playing with unreleased mobiles and Nokia representatives touting their wares. At this year’s event, the company unveiled three new mobiles – the E7, C7 and C6. If you’d like to know if these phones…
3M MPro150 – The future of the present(ation)
When I think of projectors I’m reminded of the huge Over Head Projectors we used in French class, or the bulky noisy devices that we used to screen a film at the end of term. Admittedly I haven’t really kept up with projector technology since but from time to time I’ve been subjected to a slide show presentation and projectors remain theses sizable devices whirring away at the back of…
