[TechRepublic] Toshiba Thrive is best business-grade tablet

Cracking Open TechRepublic Member | February 07, 2012

Editor's note I cracked open and reviewed the Toshiba Thrive last year. This week, Joshua Burke adds his thoughts on why the Thrive is the best enterprise tablet. Toshiba Thrive: The best business-grade tablet on the market Find out why Joshua Burke believes that the 10.1-inch Toshiba Thrive is the best best business-grade tablet on the market today. Read more Cracking Open the Toshiba Thrive Resource of the day Intelligent Power Management Improves Rack Density Consider your data center, its power requirements can be steep, and sometimes it can even prevent you from keeping your data center organized. Read this white paper to learn how new innovations in power supplies can change that. Additional TechRepublic resources   Cracking Open an ultrabook from 1999, the Compaq Armada M300 Ultrabook may be a new term, but thin, light laptops aren't a new. Bill Detwiler cracks open an ancestor of the ultrabook--the Compaq Armada M300. Read more New Asus Transformer Prime comes complete with previous owner's personal info Always wipe gadgets before returning them. Bill Detwiler shares a cautionary tale and steps for wiping iOS, Android, and Windows Phone 7 devices. Read more VeriSign repeatedly hacked in 2010 Verisign was repeatedly attacked in 2010 but the extent of what was stolen is unknown, and the company didn't even own up to it until late 2011. Read more 10 things you have to know to be computer literate Many of your users are coasting along without adequate computer knowledge. Help them close the gap by sharing this list of essential skills. Read more The phabulous phablet: A new form factor arrives with the Galaxy Note Deb Shinder spent some time with the Samsung Galaxy Note at CES 2012. Find out what thinks about this phablet. Read more Will tablets pave the way for enterprise tabletop computing? Patrick Gray believes that tabletop computing shares many features of tablet computing, but he doesn't think tabletop technology will impact the enterprise for quite some time. Read more Featured multimedia   Cracking Open an ultrabook ancestor the Compaq Armada M300 TechRepublic members photos vie for CanvasPop gift cards 10 flawed products that are really bad Cracking Open the Nokia Lumia 800 Cracking Open the Motorola Xyboard 10.1 Featured multimedia   NASA's big ideas for the future of flight (photos) NASA looks to advanced design concepts to reduce noise and increase the fuel efficiency of future aircraft. View on site Electric autos--from Edison to robots (images) Take a tour of the past, present, and future of electric vehicles to see the multiple waves of electric cars in years past and a hint at future directions. View on site Science and engineering visualization contest winners (images) The National Science Foundation and the journal Science announce the 2011 winners of a contest to create the best visualizations in the fields of science and engineering. View on site Featured Webcast Live Webcast: 3 Simple Steps to Better Patch Security For better patch security, you'll need to take some precautions and know how to react when the time comes. For help with that, check out this live webcast from TechRepublic. Today's recommended downloads Accelerating Innovation and Savings with R&D Cloud (Intel Corporation) Inside Intel IT on Technology for Tomorrow's Cloud (Intel Corporation) Securing Virtualized Web Apps (Intel Corporation) Power and Cooling Capacity Management for Data Centers (APC by Schneider Electric) The Future of Cloud Computing Planning Guide (Intel Corporation)   About this newsletter I dissect the latest business tech products and analyze the internal components in order to help IT leaders make smart hardware purchasing and deployment decisions. Bill Detwiler Head Technology Editor My Twitter feed: @billdetwiler Connect with TechRepublic Gallery: 10 flawed products that are really bad Certain well-known software and hardware products simply aren't very good -- in fact some are barely usable, says Jack Wallen. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! TechRepublic Australia Wrapper Web Designer The Enterprise Cloud Tablets in the Enterprise Google in the Enterprise App Builder 10 Things

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