Toshiba Introduces Equium Line of Commercial Desktops with Intel Celeron 433MHz Processor
Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc. (TAIS), the first PC manufacturer to offer consistent technology across platforms, has announced its Equium line of commercial desktops with the Intel Celeron 433MHz processor. This move marks a significant expansion of the Equium series, which now offers ten different processor speeds across three chassis styles. The new processor upgrade provides business customers with a cost-effective solution that balances performance and price. According to Toshiba, this upgrade can save companies thousands per year in IT costs and PC maintenance.
Key Takeaways:
- The Equium line now offers ten different processor speeds, providing customers with a wide range of options to suit their business needs.
- Toshiba's Equium series can save companies up to $433 annually in IT costs and PC maintenance.
- The Equium's stable and serviceable design features a patent-pending Instant Access door, reducing qualification time and maintenance expenses.
- Customers can choose from over one million possible build-to-order system combinations to tailor their PCs to their corporate network needs.
- The Equium line comes with a comprehensive manageability package, including Toshiba's Configuration Builder CD and Intel's LANDesk Client Manager.
- The company offers a three-year parts, one-year labor-limited warranty with same-day or next-business day on-site service included.
Statistics:
- The Equium line now offers ten different processor speeds available across all three chassis styles.
- The Equium series can save companies up to $433 annually in IT costs and PC maintenance.
- There are over one million possible build-to-order system combinations available for the Equium 7100 series.
- The estimated single unit prices for Equium systems incorporating the Intel Celeron 433MHz processors start at $999.
Sources:
- Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc.
- Intel Corporation
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Toshiba Corporation ($42 billion revenue and ranking statistics)