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HCL Launches 3G-ready Netbook

HCL Infosystems has unveiled its new range of 3G enabled ME series Netbook, the HCL ME 06.

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Tech2 News Staff|Dec 24, 2009, 16:20:38 IST

HCL Infosystems has unveiled its new range of 3G enabled ME series Netbook, the HCL ME 06.

Designed to match the persona of today’s youth and support the on-the-go lifestyle of business executives, HCL ME 06 comes with integrated 3G capabilities, offering seamless connectivity and faster access to the internet. With energy star 5.0 certified, HCL ME 06 will be available in a range of colours including red, blue and black.

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HCL also launched the new notebook ‘HCL ME 45’, equipped with multi touch gesture touchpad that helps a user to expand, shrink and rotate the picture through the movement of figures on touchpad. Other innovative features include -

SPLIT ME where one can share their data without worrying about the size of the file

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LOCK ME that prevents data theft from the system. This feature ensures that the data cannot be copied on to external storage devices, USB memory sticks, CD optical disk drives, hard disk drive without getting authorization from the user,

Secure ME is an effective tool which can be used to lock any application installed on the PC e.g. Internet Browser, Adobe, Power point etc, another feature

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Encrypt ME allows the user to encrypt their data and avoids unauthorized access of the data providing assurance against data theft.

The HCL ME 06 netbook is priced at Rs. 19,990 and HCL ME 45 notebook is available for Rs.

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First Published:Dec 24, 2009, 16:20:38 IST
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