HCL Infosystems on Thursday introduced the new range of its popular Beanstalk desktops to cater to the growing demand for cutting-edge technology on the home computing front.
“With power-packed features and advanced technologies, the all new range will offer convenience of productivity, connectivity and new entertainment experience,” HCL Infosystems Executive Vice-President George Paul said after unveiling the three Beanstalk variants priced between Rs.39,990 and Rs.85,000.
“We have successfully maintained a strong foothold in the desktop category and have believed in high performance, providing a better experience to our customers. We are leveraging our robust eco-system of partners to deliver the performance and set the trend for a smarter computing lifestyle. The return of Beanstalk is a significant step towards expanding our leadership positioning in the high-end desktop space,” Mr. Paul pointed out.
The desktops are equipped with some of the latest processors like Intel Core-i7 processor and power-packed by Microsoft Windows Ultimate 7. These features help consumers experience smart performance for music, gaming, videos, movies, photos, social networking and other demanding mainstream applications. Similarly, these are first desktops in the world designed with one-touch button for customer service.
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Top cities vulnerable to terror attacks, says PC
He also expressed the government’s demand to interrogate suspected Lashkar-e-Tayyaba (LeT) operative David Headley.
Addressing a press conference in Pune, the home minister said, “Any city with a population of six million or 10 million is vulnerable to attack. We are just as vulnerable as any other city — London, New York, Tokyo or Madrid. We must adopt a sense of vigilance, a sense of alertness. Citizens should also be alert. Despite the best level of alertness, such incidents could occur, for which we are sorry. But let’s not get carried away thinking that Indian cities are more vulnerable.”
He added that the Central intelligence agencies had clues about the Osho Ashram and the Chabad House being targets.
“It is a fact that Headley had surveyed Chabad House. Whether this particular incident is related to the blast at German Bakery remains to be seen. It is premature to comment on that right now. We have to find out who is responsible for this incident,” he said.
Addressing a press conference in Pune, the home minister said, “Any city with a population of six million or 10 million is vulnerable to attack. We are just as vulnerable as any other city — London, New York, Tokyo or Madrid. We must adopt a sense of vigilance, a sense of alertness. Citizens should also be alert. Despite the best level of alertness, such incidents could occur, for which we are sorry. But let’s not get carried away thinking that Indian cities are more vulnerable.”
He added that the Central intelligence agencies had clues about the Osho Ashram and the Chabad House being targets.
“It is a fact that Headley had surveyed Chabad House. Whether this particular incident is related to the blast at German Bakery remains to be seen. It is premature to comment on that right now. We have to find out who is responsible for this incident,” he said.
