S10e feature; – zero value theft proposition

Price Search the ‘S10e’ at http://www.lenovo.com/au/en/index.html [Thursday 27th August 2009][AU$599 - With 160GB Harddrive] – And it also include the 6 Cell Lithium-Ion.

In Googling around this product, I have found a number of cheaper products with smaller 80GB harddisk, half the RAM at 512MB, US-Supplier $349

Two examples of the innovative technologies introduced by Lenovo with the IdeaPad S10e include advanced network security and remote manageability tools. Advanced network security tools prevent users from accessing unauthorised internet content and control access to NSW DET networks. Remote manageability tools allow NSW DET to remotely monitor and manage the devices on demand, wherever they are located, maximizing their efficiency and effectiveness.

The Lenovo IdeaPad S10e features ground breaking theft protection features such as hardware level reporting, retrieval and remote disabling functions and RFID tagging. The Lenovo IdeaPad S10e presents a zero value theft proposition thereby removing any incentive for them to be stolen and protecting the students and teachers that use them.

In-built connectivity options such as wireless LAN and WAN, bluetooth and ethernet enable the Lenovo IdeaPad S10e to be used in a variety of settings – the classroom, the library, the playground, in the home, on the bus – anywhere students study, collaborate and learn.

AND-THIS; (What the S10e can actually do)

the S10e offers Internet connectivity features to enable students to do online research, sharing and collaboration tools, and email, social networking and other web applications. It also features basic functionality for word processing and light multimedia presentation functionality.

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8 Responses to “S10e feature; – zero value theft proposition”

  1. grdanson says:

    LAST-PARAGRAPH – Linkback ~ http://eeepc.net/lenovo-unveils-the-ideapad-s10e/ – BROKEN-LINK – RENAMED-Blog-2-blog-PROBLEM ~ REF – http://grd.net.au/blog/?p=1227  (Quote)

  2. With all the doggone weather we have had as of late I am stuck inside , fortunately there is the internet, thanks for giving me something to do. :)

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  3. I was just talking with my coworker about this today at lunch . Don’t remember how in the world we landed on the subject actually , they brought it up. I do remember having a wonderful chicken salad with cranberries on it. I digress…

    [EDIT COMMENT; Starts HERE!] – Thanks for your comment – Especially the “I digress”, .. as there is a LOT of this going on everywhere, … >>> http://www.pulsebet.com/ < << and the zero value theft proposition is such a brilliant idea, I just keep on, ... (track?)  (Quote)

  4. Thats some quality fundamentals there, already know some of that, but you can always learn more. I doubt a “kid” could put together such information as dolphin278 suggested. Maybe he’s just attempting to be “controversial? lol  (Quote)

  5. Thanks for some good thoughts there. I am kind of new to online , so I printed this off to put in my file, any better way to go about keeping track of it then printing?  (Quote)

    • grdanson says:

      Hi – roofing repair Wilmington -

      The simplest thing to do, is place a “Bookmark” in the browser (Favourites as Microsoft call it) – Bookmarks, as named in the Firefox-Browser.

      UPDATED – Sat 3 July 2010 – ANOTHER WAY – Use the “Entries RSS” – link at the bottom of the page.

      Another way is to copy and paste some relevant text -AND- the website url into an email, and send that to YOUR-SELF.

      VARIOUS-METHODs – Can be adopted -/- adapted depending upon your needs and the amount of time you expect to spend online, -AND- How quickly -/- important that information is to you.

      OTHER-CONSIDERATIONS – How often do you need to access a specific type of site.

      Ie, – Banking websites, I only access once per-month, per-fornightly, weekly.
      Ie, – Trouble-shooting websites, daily
      Ie, – Search-Engines, all the time.

      You might NEED to save a website to your “local-machine” – (Showing a client some information) – when you do NOT have access to the Internet.
      You can, save information in “All-Manner” of ways.

      You can use simple text files, saved in directory structures (Using the “Names of the Directories” as HEADING – SUBHEADING – etc File-Name.txt
      You can use software packages to saved information.

      It is really up to you, .. and what your needs are, … and what do you want to get out of your information systems.

      Learn to copy and paste info into notepad.
      #1: – Use the mouse pointer to “Click and Drag” to select -/- highlight some text. (On a website)
      #2: – Right-Click and select – COPY – (or Ctrl+c)
      #3: – Open notepad, and Right click in the white space, select PASTE (or Ctrl+v)
      #4: – Save the file with a meaning full name – (Where you can FIND it again)

      File-Management skills – are -/- need to be developed – (Ie, using “Windows-Explorer” – if using a Micro$oft operating system)

      Printing a hard-copy is great, .. as it is very PORTABLE, … (But limited to whats printed)

      Hope this helps  (Quote)

  6. These tips are so true  (Quote)

    • grdanson says:

      Thanks for you comment, – I have updated the reply to the previouos post, and fixed some little typos – (Think there is one (1) still there somewhere, .. that I missed) – Tips = True (Thanks)  (Quote)

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