Re: eMDs? We are going remote and wireless laptop. Suggestions?

[Guest guest]

eMDs members,

and I are opening a second office. By necessity we will be using eMDs remotely connected to our server. We have run desktops to this point and need recommendations for laptops or tablets. We have been looking at Dell Latitude but dell has just come out with new series.

Any thoughts or suggestions will be appreciated?

Thanks in advance

[Guest guest]

For the most part I'm very happy with my big strong D830 so far. Not a tablet though but a nice normal notebook that is fairly well optioned, strong and fast...

Re: eMDs? We are going remote and wireless laptop. Suggestions?

eMDs members,

and I are opening a second office. By necessity we will be using eMDs remotely connected to our server. We have run desktops to this point and need recommendations for laptops or tablets. We have been looking at Dell Latitude but dell has just come out with new series.

Any thoughts or suggestions will be appreciated?

Thanks in advance

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I use an IBM thinkpad, which I think is

now manufacture by Lenovo. I’ve not had any trouble logging in remotely,

even from Hawaii

J

Steve uses a Fujitsu tablet, and he also

had logged in remotely, although it’s been a while.

Both of our computers are more than 3

years old, so I don’t know how much this helps. Mine has gotten a ton of

use logged in remotely both around town and from out of state, and it’s

still going strong. Just make sure that you have the recommended amount of

memory (I think it’s currently 2 gig).

Good luck with your new office!

Pratt

Office Manager

Oak Tree Internal Medicine P.C.

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eMDs? We are going remote and wireless laptop.

Suggestions?

eMDs members,

and I are opening a second office. By

necessity we will be using eMDs remotely connected to our server. We

have run desktops to this point and need recommendations for laptops or

tablets. We have been looking at Dell Latitude but dell has just come

out with new series.

Any thoughts or suggestions will be appreciated?

Thanks in advance

[Guest guest]

I'm using the Lenovo X61, light, pretty solid, few problems, but I don't get the battery times claimed. (You have to turn the brightness up all the way, for one thing.) Overall "B+", there was nothing better on the market one year ago. Also, Vista works fine.

Subject: Re: eMDs? We are going remote and wireless laptop. Suggestions?To: Date: Tuesday, August 26, 2008, 6:51 AM

eMDs members,

and I are opening a second office. By necessity we will be using eMDs remotely connected to our server. We have run desktops to this point and need recommendations for laptops or tablets. We have been looking at Dell Latitude but dell has just come out with new series.

Any thoughts or suggestions will be appreciated?

Thanks in advance

[Guest guest]

I have a dell latitude bought last fall. I do not use it as you want to though - remotely with servers It has been fine I l like it alot seems fast and it is light- I do remote by taking it with me!

Just a few F problems....

I'm using the Lenovo X61, light, pretty solid, few problems, but I don't get the battery times claimed. (You have to turn the brightness up all the way, for one thing.) Overall " B+ " , there was nothing better on the market one year ago. Also, Vista works fine.

Subject: Re: eMDs? We are going remote and wireless laptop. Suggestions?

To: Date: Tuesday, August 26, 2008, 6:51 AM

eMDs members,

and I are opening a second office. By necessity we will be using eMDs remotely connected to our server. We have run desktops to this point and need recommendations for laptops or tablets. We have been looking at Dell Latitude but dell has just come out with new series.

Any thoughts or suggestions will be appreciated?

Thanks in advance

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I've used Lenovo X41 Tablet for 2 years as my only computer (and for the 3 years before that an x41 that was not a tablet). They are amazingly indestructible. I use Amazing Charts though. I have XP Pro. Contemplating getting a desktop/ server now in addition. I love my IBM/Lenovo's.SharonSharon McCoy , MDSent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerryDate: Wed, 27 Aug 2008 09:49:18 -0400To: < >Subject: Re: eMDs? We are going remote and wireless laptop. Suggestions? I have a dell latitude bought last fall. I do not use it as you want to though - remotely with servers It has been fine I l like it alot seems fast and it is light- I do remote by taking it with me! Just a few F problems....:)On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 12:14 AM, postrio <postrio1> wrote: I'm using the Lenovo X61, light, pretty solid, few problems, but I don't get the battery times claimed. (You have to turn the brightness up all the way, for one thing.) Overall " B+ " , there was nothing better on the market one year ago. Also, Vista works fine.From: Egly <kevin_egly>Subject: Re: eMDs? We are going remote and wireless laptop. Suggestions? To: Date: Tuesday, August 26, 2008, 6:51 AMeMDs members, and I are opening a second office. By necessity we will be using eMDs remotely connected to our server. We have run desktops to this point and need recommendations for laptops or tablets. We have been looking at Dell Latitude but dell has just come out with new series. Any thoughts or suggestions will be appreciated? Thanks in advance -- If you are a patient please allow up to 12 hours for a reply by email/please note the new email address.Remember that e-mail may not be entirely secure/ MD ph fax