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The Evolution of SEO
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it is his unique endeavor that has brought revolutionary techniques on Earth. Earlier
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Google Bots working Behind the Curtain
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Microsoft and HCL Infosystems strengthen partnersh...
Submitted by itvidya_pr on Fri, 04/11/2008 - 19:40
HCL Technologies Named as One of Britain's To...
Submitted by itvidya_pr on Tue, 02/19/2008 - 13:27
HCL Technologies Ltd (HCL), the global IT services company today announced it has been named by CRF UK, the independent business research organisation, as one of Britain’s Top Employers, 2008.
Boeing, IISc, Wipro and HCL to develop wireless ne...
Submitted by itvidya_pr on Tue, 01/29/2008 - 15:15
Boeing has entered into an agreement with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and two leading Indian information technology companies to develop wireless and other network technologies for aerospace-related applications.
The agreement, signed by representatives from Boeing, IISc’s Society for Innovation and Development, Wipro Technologies and HCL Technologies,forms the Aerospace Network Research Consortium (ANRC).
India's first Ultra Portable laptop by HCL fo...
Submitted by ajaysanghani on Tue, 01/15/2008 - 21:17
HCL Infosystems has launched ‘MiLeap’ India’s first full functional, ultra portable range of laptops that promises to offer mobile internet computing experience starting from Rs 13,990.
MiLeap runs on Ubuntu, and ITVidya member Amit Karpe worked on the porting of Ubuntu on this Leaptop.
Ajai Chowdhry, Chairman & CEO, HCL Infosystems Ltd, said, “HCL is proud of its strong heritage of leading the technology revolution in India. With a legacy of having pioneered India’s first micro-computer, the country’s first desktop PC and the first home PC, at HCL it’s always been our endeavor to create technologies that touches lives. This revolutionary new range of Ultra Portable ‘MiLeap’ Leaptops will herald in a new category of computing devices, opening up a wide range of new usage scenarios and application areas.”
HCL launches laptop for Rs 14,000
HCL today introduced its future computing strategy with two ultra-portable product laptop lines.
The first of the products is the MiLeap X series at Rs 13,990, a 1.4kg ultra portable with a 7" LCD, running Linux with a GUI. The X-series has 2GB flash-based storage instead of a hard drive, built-in wireless, USB and PC Card socket. It has soft faux-leather cladding to make it shock-resistant, which allows it to be carried without a laptop case.
The second product, the MiLeap Y series, is a sub-Rs 30, 000, fully loaded ultra portable tablet PC with Microsoft Vista. The 980 g laptop has multiple navigation (thumboard, stylus, keyboard, touch and voice), The Y series has a 1.8" 80GB hard drive, and a battery life similar to the X, of about 4 hours. It’s priced at Rs 29,990.
Both products have built-in Wi-Fi, and use an Intel processor. Intel has been a key partner, especially in offering special pricing for its products. The products are "simple, sturdy and reliable, energy efficient, safe and rounded with no sharp corners or edges, and environment friendly (RoHS compliant)".
Announcing the products, HCL chairman Ajai Chowdhry said that these products made portable computing accessible to a large part of the population of India. These "products have the power to change the marketplace," he said. There was a space in the market with more mobility than a laptop, and more capability than a cell phone, he added. "This has been a day I’ve dreamt of for a long time…the future of computing is now."
Independent Global User Survey Ranks HCL No.1 in I...
Submitted by mirowais on Mon, 11/26/2007 - 16:07
HCL ranked first among 276 vendors qualified for this survey by Brown-Wilson Group Inc.; Emerges as the ONLY Indian company in the Top 10
HCL Technologies Ltd. (“HCL”) today announced that it has been ranked as the world’s No. 1 Infrastructure Outsourcing vendor by the Brown-Wilson Group for The Black Book of Outsourcing (Wiley Publishers). This report is a subset of the globally respected Annual Black Book Global User Survey. Of the 276 global vendors qualified for this survey, HCL, EDS, CSC, Unisys and IBM took the top five spots. The rankings were derived based on user ratings spanning 18 criteria of ITO Infrastructure Operational Excellence. HCL not only occupies the top spot on this list, but also holds the distinction of being the only Indian company in the top 10.
