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September 2004 |
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Compucon officially announced on 30 August 2004 the launch of Vanadium AGP Workstation based on the innovative AMD K8 platform and x86-64 Opteron processors, following a previous announcement on Vanadium Server. This Compucon Vanadium AGP Workstation is based on AMD K8 technologies incorporating Direct Memory Connect and Hyper-Transport technologies for achieving a higher memory transfer rate and I/O throughput bandwidth. It is supported by both 32 bit and 64 bit software, and it is stable, fast and relatively inexpensive. Third party evaluations of the new technologies used have been favourable. (Ref: Vanadium is a chemical element commonly used in producing high strength alloys). If you wish to obtain more information on this AGP workstation, please email our system architect at
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August 2004 |
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Colmar Brunton, a leading market research company in New Zealand, has happily endorsed Compucon as a reference site. Colmar Brunton has a moderately sized but modern information system network running Windows 2003 and deploying terminal services to support up to 200 staff and associates around the country on a 24 by 7 basis. Managing this network and meeting all user requirements is obviously a demanding task. Traditionally Colmar Brunton used overseas brands for hardware due to the perception of quality and reliability. Over time, its IT Network Manager Aaron Overington has found that Compucon hardware especially server grade products to be equally reliable if not better and has since formed a close relationship with Compucon New Zealand. On Compucon support, Aaron commented "Excellent- Very prompt & friendly on the rare occasions we have had issues". Aaron would be happy to share his experience with peer IS managers around the country as desired. Please contact
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August 2004 |
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The demand for file storage has been increasing exponentially due to the popularity of the Internet, email and multimedia applications. Small offices such as real estate brokers, lawyers, accountants etc demand storage for sharing files and for quick retrieval. Executives demand back up of their critical files with as little effort as possible or with total transparency. The traditional answers to these demands have been less than exciting. Some IT managers would increase the storage size of hard disks in the fileserver, and the fileserver would become a bottleneck reducing responsiveness to the entire network. Some IT managers would install network storages that cost $6,000 and above and these storages in turn create more work for the IT manager. At last, Compucon is proud to announce today the release of the 1st NAS device for small businesses addressing practically all user requirements. Please see the product here (link to be fixed). |
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August 2004 |
Compucon officially announced on 2 August 2004 the launch of Vanadium Server based on the innovative AMD K8 platform and x86-64 Opteron processors, following similar announcements made by IBM, HP and Sun previously. This Compucon Vanadium Server is based on AMD 8131 and 8111 chipsets, incorporating Direct Memory Connect and Hyper-Transport technologies for achieving a higher memory transfer rate and I/O throughput bandwidth than the current generation of DX platforms. It is supported by both 32 bit and 64 bit software, and it is stable, fast and relatively inexpensive. Third party evaluations of the new technologies used have been favourable. (Ref: Vanadium is a chemical element commonly used in producing high strength alloys).
If you wish to obtain more information, please email our system architect at
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July 2004 |
PC-based Thin Client technology is not new and Compucon has evolved into its 2nd generation of Thin Client Terminals that are called WBT for Windows based or LBT for Linux based interchangeably. To be exact, our terminal has a Linux OS for connecting to a Windows based server. The 2nd generation refers to
(a) A higher level of hardware capabilities
(b) A higher level of software compatibilities
(c) The introduction of a remote administration software tool (free)
(d) The introduction of a separate software solution for multimedia broadcast over thin clients (separately sold)
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