Sentences with phrase «as an enterprise tablet»

As an enterprise tablet, though, perhaps it isn't really meant to.

For a device marketed as an enterprise tablet built for productivity, it's amazing it has taken RIM a year to unveil the official tablet and Bluetooth keyboard combo in the -LSB-...] Read full article

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Monga says that there's a clear market opportunity for an enterprise - oriented tablet, not just for e-mail and the reading and editing of documents, but as a key presentation device with the advent of pico projectors.

Cisco will compete with enterprise tablet makers such as Hewlett - Packard, which offers the US$ 799 Slate 500 tablet to customers.

This shouldn't come as a surprise since HP's intention to make a tablet for the enterprise segment is already well known.

«IT departments will see Windows 8 as the opportunity to deploy tablets on an OS that is familiar to them and with devices offered by many enterprise - class suppliers,» Ms. Milanesi said.

Gartner's Special Report, «iPad and Beyond: The Future of the Tablet Market,» provides insight into what consumers, enterprises and vendors can expect as the market continues to unfold.

Along with Samsung's usual business features, such as its Enterprise grade security and BYOD management layer, Knox, the Pro tablets come with Samsung's Remote PC access application, a 6 - month WebEx free trial and a full copy of

Along with Samsung's usual business features, such as its Enterprise grade security and BYOD management layer, Knox, the Pro tablets come with Samsung's Remote PC access application, a 6 - month WebEx free trial and a full copy of Hancom Office for working with Microsoft Office docs.

As Research In Motion positions its new BlackBerry PlayBook tablet for the enterprise, it may focus some of its marketing efforts on the health care field.

The PC industry may be shaken up by the rapid encroachment of tablets into consumer and enterprise spending habits — a trend that's seeing lighter devices like the iPad, as well as cheaper tablets like Amazon's Kindle Fire and more, eat into the market share of bigger and more expensive computers.

Strategy Analytics believes that enterprise purchases (as well as consumer purchases of two - in - one tablets to replaces PCs) will continue to fuel sales of large tablets over the next four years, with shipments almost doubling to 19.3 million units, or a seven percent share of the total tablet market, in 2019.

While the iPad Pro, an anticipated larger version of the iPad Air with a 12.9 inch screen, would mark Apple's entrance into the enterprise tablet market, it faces competition from Surface Pro 3, the most successful tablet in Microsoft's Surface line so far, and other two - in - one tablets, which have a detachable keyboard, from PC makers such as Lenovo, Acer, and Asus.

The analyst believes tablets are likely to expand their usefulness beyond the living room / bedroom in the near future, with usage patterns being shaken up by a variety of factors including enterprise / workplace adoption of tablets; the diversification of form factors (such as smaller tablets and phablets, touchscreen laptops and «netvertibles», hybrid devices and other new forms); as well as the roll out of 4G cellular services and more cellular data bundles.

«As employees increasingly bring their own devices to work, the new Kindle Fire tablets can be easily integrated into the workplace with the new enterprise features, including encryption, secure Wi - Fi, a native VPN client, integration with leading MDM solutions, and Kerberos support for Intranet access.»

With the Surface Pro not proving good enough both as a tablet or a laptop, analysts believe Microsoft might soon have to make way for its competitors (read Apple) into its most lucrative segment so far, the enterprise segment.

Some of the newer enterprise tablets to launch such as the Cisco Cius seek to change it, and of course RIM who is well known for its business class of users.

However, the Galaxy Tab will have to ward off the challenge posed by Research in Motion's just launched PlayBook tablet as well as the tablet to be launched by Cisco, both of whom are the traditional players in enterprise.

Other companies are also about to enter the enterprise area of tablets, such as Samsung in partnership with Pyxis, as well as the upcoming Windows 7 slate by HP.

As for the tablet itself, the ThinkPad is aimed at the enterprise segment with prices starting at $ 429.

HP Pro Slate 12 release will start in November, but only in a few markets, where it is marketed as a business tablet due to some additional enterprise security features installed.

For enterprise tablet users, Fire OS 3.1 offers several new features, including the ability to securely connect to enterprise Wi - Fi networks to access corporate apps, documents and other resources on Microsoft SharePoint, and support for Kerberos authentication which enables secure intranet browsing from the Amazon Silk browser, as well as a native VPN client and native SCEP (Simple Certificate Exchange Protocol) client that lets users retrieve digital certificates for secure resources.

The seven - inch tablet is being seen by many as the perfect enterprise tablet for those wanting a good deal of processing power (it has a 1 GHz dual core processor and a gig of RAM as

But as an enterprise and industrial tablet it still has the features those tablets needs to and that consumer tablets usually doesn't have or don't use much if they have it, such as NFC, 4G LTE from Huawei, a SmartCard shell, or palm vein biometric sensor.

HP had earlier confirmed they will be making a Windows 7 powered tablet as well, but that one would only be targeted at the enterprise sector.

Also, having Windows 7 as the OS, the tablet would seem to be more inclined for enterprise or industrial use than anywhere else.

An Enterprise Ready Tablet - RIM has christened the BlackBerry PlayBook as The First Professional Grade Tablet.

Cisco has been positioning its upcoming Cius tablet as an enterprise device, but if a new TV spot from the company is anything to go by, it may soon be available to the general public as well.

Tim Cook believes that tablet growth will recover as enterprise adoption accelerates and CIOs become convinced of the merits of the platform.

A Windows 7 based tablet for the masses had been ruled out as the company stated they would be making the tablet primarily for the enterprise sector.

Stout and gray - haired, glasses perched on his nose, and wearing a grey BlackBerry polo shirt, Lazaridis pitched the tablet as delivering «an uncompromised experience in enterprise.»

The tablet is aimed at the enterprise market, with features such as manageability capabilities, encryption, authentication, malware prevention, as well as system deployment, monitoring and... more...

Dell used CES 2016 as an opportunity to unveil the new Dell Latitude 12 7000 Windows 10 2 - in - 1 tablet, a 12.5 - inch tablet with a choice of Intel Core m processors and display resolution up to 4K: http://www.amazon.com/LATITUDE-7275-M5-VPRO-256GB/dp/B01CZ1BWXK/ And like the smaller 10.8 - inch Dell Latitude 11 5000, this tablet is also made for the enterprise market first of all.

The HP Pro x2 612 have a different design though, as a 2 - in - 1 tablet with keyboard, and also have a certain level of enterprise security.

As Research In Motion launched its PlayBook on Thursday evening, Cisco Systems was already accepting orders for its Cius enterprise tablet and shipping it to some customers.

The market will segment into tablets for specific markets, such as Fujitsu's secure enterprise tablet or the engineering tablet with the Waco digitizer from Asus.

The Toughbook also has an active stylus which is important for an enterprise tablet as it allows for signatures and hand writing — the only other device we've seen of this sort so far has been the HTC Flyer.

Users will also find a fingerprint reader, which makes us wonder if this tablet is going to be targeted at the enterprise market as most people don't care so much about this for a personal device.

The preview SDK features a new user interface framework for scaling of apps to tablet displays as well as native tablet app development, new graphics framework for improved graphics and performance, new 3D rendering engine, improved support for single - core and multi-core processors, HTTP Live streaming support (championed by Apple), new DRM framework for consistent DRM across devices, improved enterprise support such as policy control for encrypted storage and password expiration as well as improved management.

These innovative tablets will each provide users with an ultra-portable design featuring industry leading performance with real - time multitasking and symmetrical multiprocessing, uncompromised high - fidelity web browsing including support for Adobe ® Flash and stunning HD multimedia, as well as advanced security features and out - of - the - box enterprise support.

Both tablets offer robust Business Ready features, including enterprise - grade security and apps such as Quickoffice HD ® for document editing and creation, Citrix ® GoToMeeting ™ for productivity and collaboration and Google Talk ™ for video conferencing.

Today, BlackBerry has announced that 1O1O is now offering its enterprise customers BES12 Cloud that provides easy management of iOS, Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry 10 smartphones and tablets, as well as a wide range of Samsung KNOX and Android for Work smartphones and tablets.

While the consumer market is crowding up, though, a dedicated enterprise market for tablets - aside from the ones already in use by very specific segments such as engineering - remains relatively untapped.

BlackBerry - maker Research In Motion introduced the PlayBook, an enterprise - ready tablet device, at its DevCon conference Sept. 27, and several puzzle pieces quickly clicked into place, as RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie promised they would, during a June 24 conference call on the company's 2011 first - quarter earnings.

HP's plans for the tablet space could be fairly elaborate, or at least bifurcated: During July's Fortune Brainstorm Tech conference, Bradley was quoted as saying, «Our focus is working with still our largest software partner, Microsoft, to create a tablet for enterprise business.»

Get solid protection: ThinkPad Tablet customers will have access to Lenovo's full portfolio of enterprise - level services, such as ThinkPlus Support, which provides business customers direct access to advanced technicians with tablet and Android specific experience, and Tablet Protection, which gives business customers coverage for non-warranted damage from operational and structural damage due to drops, minor spills, electrical surges and other accidental damage incurred under normal operating condiTablet customers will have access to Lenovo's full portfolio of enterprise - level services, such as ThinkPlus Support, which provides business customers direct access to advanced technicians with tablet and Android specific experience, and Tablet Protection, which gives business customers coverage for non-warranted damage from operational and structural damage due to drops, minor spills, electrical surges and other accidental damage incurred under normal operating conditablet and Android specific experience, and Tablet Protection, which gives business customers coverage for non-warranted damage from operational and structural damage due to drops, minor spills, electrical surges and other accidental damage incurred under normal operating condiTablet Protection, which gives business customers coverage for non-warranted damage from operational and structural damage due to drops, minor spills, electrical surges and other accidental damage incurred under normal operating conditions.

The lid is off the Lenovo ThinkPad, touted as the first tablet for enterprise - level business.

Yet at the same time, Co-CEO Mike Lazaridis introduced the tablet on Monday as «enterprise - ready,» partly for its ability to function readily with the 250,000 BES servers now used by IT shops globally to manage and secure BlackBerry smartphones.

That's how RIM is framing the PlayBook, first as an «enterprise - ready professional tablet.»

Although the iPad is a runaway success in the tablet market — the point where critics and executives have just acknowledged it simply «an iPad market» — Apple's tablet has made considerable headway in the enterprise world as well.