Toshiba will be at the PC Show 2012 at Suntec Singapore at Level 6, Hall 602, Booth B2031.
Microsoft's PC Show 2012 promotions for Xbox 360, Office software and computer accessories.
Here are two brochures for Microsoft’s PC Show 2012 promotions for Xbox 360, Office software and computer accessories.
Nikon will be at the PC Show 2012 at Suntec Singapore at Level 4, Hall 401; and Level 6, Hall 603.
Click on picture to view/download Nikon's PC Show 2012 brochures.
Here’s the brochure for Nikon’s PC Show 2012 promotions for compact digital cameras, DSLRs, MILs, lenses, and accessories.
Check out the Nikon 1 promotion where you can redeem up to $200 worth of Nikon 1 accessories with purchases of any Nikon 1 kit set.
Motorola smartphones and accessories will be at the PC Show 2012 at Suntec Singapore.
Look for smartphones and tablets at the booths of SingTel (L6, B2003), StarHub (L6, B2009), and M1(L6, B2019).
The MotoACTV and accessories can be found at Newstead (L3, B303) and Nubox (L3, B312).
Motorola's PC Show 2012 promotions for the Defy XT, RAZR, and ATRIX 2 smartphones; XOOM 2 tablet; MotoACTV and accessories.
The Motorola Defy XT smartphone is debuting at this PC Show.
Here are two brochures for Motorola’s PC Show 2012 promotions smartphones & tablets and MotoACTV & accessories; as well as four product brochures for the Defy XT, RAZR, and ATRIX 2 smartphones and the XOOM 2 tablet.
Samsung will be at the PC Show 2012 at Suntec Singapore at Levels 3 and 4.
Samsung's PC Show 2012 promotions for notebooks, ultrabooks, digital cameras, monitors, Smart TVs, and printers.
Here are six brochures for Samsung’s PC Show 2012 promotions for notebooks, ultrabooks, digital cameras, monitors, Smart TVs, and printers.
Canon will be at the PC Show 2012 at Suntec Singapore at Level 4, Hall 404 and 403, Booth A2016.
Canon's PC Show 2012 promotions for printers, inks, DSLRs, camera and camcorders.
Here are seven brochures for Canon’s PC Show 2012 promotions for printers, inks, DSLRs, camera and camcorders.
HP will be at the PC Show 2012 at Suntec Singapore at Level 4, Hall 401, Booths A2002 & A2003.
Consumer notebooks, desktops and ultrabooks, including the latest HP ENVY; as well as printers and accessories.
Here are four brochures for HP’s consumer notebooks, desktops, ultrabooks, printers, and accessories. The latest HP ENVY will be available from today onwards.
This year’s PC Show 2012 is at Suntec Singapore from 7 June (Thursday) till 10 June (Sunday). Here’s a listing of some of the promotions and flyers for the four-day IT exhibition.
Click on the links below to check out the deals and promotions from the brand. To see a consolidated list of postings related to PC Show 2012, click here. You can also click on the button near the top of the sidebar on the right that looks like the logo above.
Floor plans for Levels 4 and 6 can be found here.
Brother has launched its fastest addition to its line of label printers. The QL-700 (S$238) prints 93 labels per minute.
Brother QL-700 label printer (S$238) comes with 1-year carry-in warranty.
The QL-700 is suitable for both small and large jobs. A range of pre-designed labels and banners are available in the Label Collection feature, ensuring commonly used professional labels are printed quickly and safely.
“It is ideally suited for office and home use, as well as vertical markets including medical, retailing, logistics and shipping. Users can produce labels such as address or shipping labels quickly, easily and professionally,” said Mr Nigel Lee, Country Manager, Brother International Singapore Pte Ltd.With the use of a continuous roll or die-cut of tape, users can print labels to size from 12mm to 62mm in width.
Also included is the P-touch Editor version 5 software, allowing users to customise their prints. The software also has the ability to print barcodes, graphics, and company logos.
It also prints Chinese, Japanese, Korean characters and any other foreign languages and can connect to databases to print name lists, product list and mailing address.
It is compatible with Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook and users can utilise the Add-in Feature to print directly within these applications, without the need to open P-touch Editor software.
With ‘Plug and Print’, users simply connect a USB cable to start labelling immediately. There are no virus concerns and the QL-700 can be easily shared with others.
The Brother QL-700 can be purchased through Brother International Singapore’s authorised resellers and superstores and are supported by the Brother Customer Service Centre, located at the ground level of Gateway East at Beach Road.
It is open from Mondays to Fridays, from 9am to 9pm, and on Saturdays, from 9am to 3pm, closed on Sunday and Public Holidays.
The QL-700 uses direct thermal printing, eliminating the need to replace toner or ink cartridges.
Consumables are available in both a wide range of die-cut options as well as continuous length paper or film tape.
Brother label printer consumables are supplied on a spool, which is ready to slot into the QL-700, ensuring easy and correct installation.
The automatic detection technology instantly recognises the label size and adjusts instantly. This not only ensures all labels are aligned correctly but also prevents the wastage of labels.
Fuji Xerox has introduced two new digital monochrome multifunction devices (MFDs). The DocuCentre S2010 and S1810 offers small and home offices (SOHOs) with cost effective and high-performance copy, print and scan jobs of up to A3 size.
Available now. Enquire at Fuji Xerox on price which varies with configuration.
Fuji Xerox DocuCentre S2010 & S1810
The DocuCentre S2010 and S1810 print and copy at 20 pages per minute (ppm) and 18 ppm respectively. Both print images at up to 600 dpi resolution.
The Duplex Automatic Document Feeder loads up to 110 sheets and scans multi-page documents at 18 sheets per minute while the durable platen glass handles small or varied-sized documents and books for printouts.
Users can also electronically set and sort desired page order for fuss-free print collection, minimizing the need to manually collate high-volume printouts for faster turnaround time.
Multiple-Up function prints up to two pages on one sheet, and when in duplex mode – fits up to four pages on one piece of paper.
Further paper-saving can be achieved by digitizing documents up to a maximum of A3 size and storing scanned data to a personal computer (PC).
Connect a single user directly through USB or configure a network of multiple users through Ethernet support to facilitate document sharing.
The Toner Saver Mode calibrates toner density according to print or copy requirements, which controls ink usage and maximizes replacement schedules.
Equipped with built-in energy-saving Sleep Mode and Low Power Mode, DocuCentre S2010 and S1810 operate on low energy Typical Electricity Consumption (TEC) and follow stringent International Energy Star Program standards.
The MFDs can be configured to fit workflow requirements – a desktop set-up for individuals or small groups, or a stand-alone device for multiple users, with maximum paper tray capacity of up to 850 sheets.
Kronicles has launched, in Singapore, a new Backup-as-a-Service solution for small and medium businesses (SMB).
The solution includes both on-site and off-site backup and promises enterprise-class reliability and fast recovery at affordable subscription-based pricing starting from S$5,000 per month (before government subsidy).
Kronicles BaaS includes both on-site and off-site backup.
Only last week, I wrote about EMC’s “Disaster Recovery Survey 2012” which found that “81% of businesses in the Asia Pacific and Japan might NOT be able to recover lost data and systems in the event of a disaster”.
“71% of all organizations had lost data or suffered systems downtime in the last 12 months” – Vanson Bourne interview of 2,500 IT decision-makers.The results point to outdated backup and recovery infrastructure in businesses in Japan and the Asia Pacific.
Kronicles has come to the rescue with their new “Backup-as-a-Service” (BaaS), powered by technology from Quantum.
In the customer’s office, a POD (Periphery Onsite Device) backs up 30-days worth of data from a customer’s email and application servers.
The POD provides on-site backup for quick recovery.
The POD provides quick recovery of files over the local network, which is typically faster than an Internet connection.
Every day, during off-peak hours, data is copied over a dedicated link to Kronicles’ secure data facility for off-site protection.
In Singapore the data resides in-country within Starhub’s Tier 3 data center.
At the end of each month, Kronicles provides a copy of the data on an LTO tape, which can either be returned to the user or stored at a secure third=party location that can be returned on demand.
Following today’s launch in Singapore, the service will be launched next in The Philippines and Malaysia.
Pricing
Three price packages are available. The basic Gold package – at S$5,000 per month – includes 200GB to 1TB of data backup, support for three to 10 Windows servers, up to 30-day history.
The Platinum package – at S$8,000 per month – includes 1TB to 2TB of data, three to 10 Windows servers, and up to 60-day history.
Customers with even more stringent requirements can discuss the Platinum Plus package with Kronicles.
Is the data secured? “Yes, data is encrypted with up to 256bit encryption when the data is ‘in flight’. At the data center itself, the data is not encrypted but protected,” says Pramotedham. The data on the back-up tapes are also not encrypted.A War Room for DR and BCP
Piti Pramotedham, Group CEO of Kronicles, described something that caught my attention during his presentation.
He described how a “War Room” can be set up in StarHub’s Media Centre should a customer’s premises be gutted by, say, a fire.
The customer, together with its partners, can set up shop in the War Room while their IT servers are re-constituted from the backup servers.
Is the data of one customer physically compartmentalised from that of another customer? “Yes, at the data center, it’s like a bank vault – so you see a whole wall of storage dedicated to one customer, separate from that of other customers,” say Piti.This can be completed in a matter of hours, after which, the customer and its partners can resume “business as usual”.
The aim is to suffer minimal disruption in times of disaster.
Pramotedham says that Kronicles insists that customers practise this once a year to ensure everything is well-rehearsed.
For SMBs that doesn’t yet have any Disaster Recovery (DR) and Business Continuity Plans (BCP), this is like having DR and BCP thrown in together with the BaaS.
