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Watch how a law firm uses mobile computers and wireless
network to improve service to their clients and realize
substantial gains in day-to-day productivity.
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Fastest Intel mobile processor
speed, outstanding performance for demanding applications
Automatic performance
and power usage optimization based on CPU demand,
for longer battery life
Smallest,
fastest, transistors enable higher speeds, lower
power consumption in small mobile package
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The use of
mobile computing is one of today’s fastest-growing
businesses trends – and with good reason. Mobile
PCs represent more than just a technology innovation.
They provide an important business solution.
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Freedom
and flexibility to work when and where you
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Respond to clients immediately
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Stay connected to business-critical
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At
the cutting edge of mobile computing are new wireless
technologies. Connecting wirelessly – whether
to your company network or the Internet, at the office
or the growing number of public hotspots – ups
the benefits of mobility substantially.
Wireless local area network (WLANs) use radio waves
instead of wires, eliminating the need to run Ethernet
cables to each individual user in your office. |
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Faster to implement |
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Simpler to setup |
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Significantly
lower infrastructure costs than wired networks |
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Adapt easily
to site relocation, additional employees
or office reconfiguration |
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With high-performance
mobile PCs, wireless LAN, and powerful graphics software,
law firms are able to more effectively present and win
cases, while working smarter and more efficiently than
ever before |
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Store
all research, briefs, depositions and documents
in a networked database for instant access
and decreased duplication of effort |
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Hold “multimedia depositions”
to more accurately elicit feedback from
witnesses |
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Use notebook
PCs in the courtroom to present arguments,
show exhibits, take notes and call up previous
trial transcripts |
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Automatically
transfer testimony as it’s delivered
from the court reporter’s machine
to the lawyer’s notebook for future
annotation |
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Eliminate questions
and mischaracterization of testimony by
displaying evidence rather than simply speaking
to it |
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