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Acer America Corp. is a computer manufacturer of business and consumer PCs, notebooks, ultrabooks, projectors, servers, and storage products.

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August 24, 2017 |

Toshiba Rolls Out dynaEdge With Intel Unite Solution

Company’s New Mobile Mini PC & Intel Unite Software Creates a Seamless, Secure & Smart Collaboration Tool for Schools and Businesses

Toshiba’s†Client Solutions Division†and Toshiba Client Solutions Canada Ltd, divisions of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., today announced the dynaEdge with Intel Unite solution. The combination of Toshiba’s powerful dynaEdge Mobile Mini PC and Intel Unite software creates a productive and secure collaboration solution designed to modernize conference rooms, collaborative workspaces, and classrooms.

“As a collaboration tool, the dynaEdge with Intel Unite solution can easily integrate into any office environment, but the solution might have its greatest impact in the education sector. The ability to securely share content and interact real-time within the same four walls or across campus in a sister classroom is immeasurable,” said Carl Pinto, vice president, marketing and product development, Client Solutions Division, Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc. “The dynaEdge with Intel Unite solution is the perfect example of what we envisioned when we developed our mobile mini PC strategy. We viewed it as being a gateway technology serving as the backbone for a variety of different business applications.”

Implementing this collaboration solution is simple and only requires a wireless network, Intel Unite software, dynaEdge Mobile Mini PC DE-100, a primary display, a presenter’s laptop and participant’s laptop loaded with Intel Unite software. The result is faster, smarter and secure meetings without making a substantial investment to update existing technologies.

Faster Meeting Starts
Using an organization’s existing wireless network eliminates the need for dongles or wires to present and speeds the amount of time required to begin a meeting. Once a meeting is set-up or scheduled, the presenter or participants only need to provide a Pin number to join the meeting.

Smarter Meeting Rooms
Presenters can wirelessly share screen content to the primary display as well as and to each participants’ displays. The dynaEdge with Intel Unite solution can support up to four presenters at the same time who can share their screens on the main display simultaneously promoting true collaboration.

Easy collaboration
Via the Intel Unite solution participants can join a meeting from any location with a network connection. Regardless of the location, interaction with the meeting content is real-time and enhances overall collaboration. The dynaEdge with Intel Unite solution supports Skype for Business and Zoom plug-in to add video conferencing capabilities.

Easy Setup and Management
A streamlined software and hardware configuration translates into a simple addition to any wired or wireless network. Because of its compact form factor, the dynaEdge with Intel Unite solution is easy to tuck behind a TV, Monitor or under tables. Remotely manage settings and configurations of the dynaEdge with Intel Unite solution with ease via the Intel Unite web-based Administration portal.

Easily create Ad hock Collaboration Workspaces
Unlike competitive devices, the dynaEdge with Intel Unite solution features a replaceable Lithium-Ion battery to create a truly powerful collaboration tool capable of moving throughout a campus to facilitate impromptu meetings.

Measuring 6.5 x 3.3 x 0.8 inches thin and weighing 10.9 ounces1, Toshiba’s collaboration solution features a 6th†Generation Intel Core M Processor, Intel HD Graphics, Windows 10 Pro, a variety of solid state drive options and up to 16GB of on-board LPDDR3 memory to rival the performance of a contemporary laptop. While from a connectivity standpoint, Toshiba equipped both devices with IntelÆ Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260 802.11ac Wi-Fi2†and Bluetooth technologies. Toshiba designed the dynaEdge with a five-button, on-device Navigation system to enable Up/Down, Left/Right toggles as well as an Enter button.

Like all of Toshiba’s business laptops, the dynaEdge with Intel Unite solution is designed, engineered and tested in dedicated Toshiba facilities to deliver greater peace of mind and proven reliability. Toshiba tested the dynaEdge in environments with extreme temperatures, vibration, shock, humidity, altitude, drops, dust and solar radiation.

Toshiba outfitted the dynaEdge with Intel Unite solution with the full suite of ports including a USB-C port, USB 3.0 port, a microSD Card Slot and headphone/mic combo port. The USB-C port features reversible plug orientation and supports Display out as well as USB 3.1 Gen 1 Data transfer capabilities. Toshiba will bundle the Mobile Mini PC with a USB Wireless Keyboard and Mouse as well as the company’s new USB-C Travel Adapter delivering the following ports: RGB, HDMI, USB, and LAN.

The dynaEdge with Intel Unite solution is now available for $879.99 MSRP from Toshiba’s network of resellers and CDW. For additional customization, both products are part of Toshiba’s Build-to-Order (BTO) program which allows organizations to select the right CPU, memory, storage and security capabilities to best suit their particular needs.


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