theawesomer.com - 10/14/2008
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The Awesomer Tech | Wearables | Leisure | Living | Rides | Lux | Software & Sites | Etc | RSS IBM Concept Laptop Link Like something out of a dystopic spy novel, this IBM laptop concept by Nicolas Lehotzky sports a security “knob” and hidden USB ports. Our favorite: a built-in ...
ubergizmo.com - 10/15/2008
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ubergizmo.com —
This IBM laptop concept that you see here
is truly out of this world, and Nicolas Lehotzky...
sure has a wild imagination. You will find a security knob as well as hidden USB ports (how irritating) to help you in your espionage activities. The ...
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IBM Laptop Concept For Spies
newglobalfoundry.com - 10/7/2008
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newglobalfoundry.com —
IBM Support for The Foundry Company “We welcome
The Foundry Company into the IBM alliance as part...
of our existing joint-development agreement with AMD, and are pleased to see the company investing in New York, said Dr. John E. Kelly III, senior vice ...
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web.amd.com - 10/7/2008
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web.amd.com —
The Foundry Company: A U.S. Headquartered Global Enterprise
The Foundry Company will begin with key strengths needed...
to build a successful leading-edge manufacturing company: a history of manufacturing excellence through AMD, committed capital, ...
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IBM security laptop great design not shelf worthy
Gizmo Watch —
... own. But there are better products available in the market today that boast of even stiffer security features; therefore in our opinion this laptop concept isn’t one that IBM would be really pleased with.
Designer:
Nicolas Lehotzky is a innovative designer with a stable frame of thought, in his view, every feature of a product made needs to be well detailed and justified with respect to functions, aesthetics and involved human factors .
Source: TheAwesomer
Super Secure Laptop Concept Features Potentially Wrist-cramping Security Knob
The UberReview —
... This concept laptop, which is the work of one Nicolas Lehotzky includes an enormous security knob, which is fingerprint activated and acts as a physical lock for the computer. The laptop also hides the USB ports and features a built in paper shredder. It doesn’t look like a whole lot of thought has gone into the ergonomics of this thing, but if you are the paranoid type, then this could be for you. [Awesomer via ...
IBM Laptop Concept Features Built-In Scanner, Shredder [Concept]
Gizmodo —
Whether you are a spy or a shady CEO, this laptop concept by Nicolas Lehotzky has features that will fit the bill. I'm not crazy about the giant protruding lock / finger scanner, and the USB slots hidden behind a lockable metal cap may be a bit of a nuisance—but I love the built in scanner and paper shredder to archive and / or eliminate incriminating evidence. I'm sure a product like be snatched up lightning quick by corporate America. [Coroflot via The Awesomer via Ubergizmo]
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