PCR RECOMMENDED LapCabby storage units get wi-fi Latest range adds extra features to its laptop cabinet range


MONARCH EDUCATION Furniture has unveiled its latest line of notebook storage and charging units. The LapCabby Up-Link 16V and 16H come complete with a wi-fi access point, which allows the unit to be plugged into


“The unit features a gigabit switch and concealed Cat5e cabling, so laptops can remain connected to the LAN while charging.”


a school’s LAN and provide wireless access that pupils can use on their laptops while in the classroom. The units also feature a gigabit switch and concealed Cat5e cabling, so laptops can remain connected to the LAN while charging.


Both networking units are


kept in the ventilated moulding secured to the top of the unit, allowing easy access if required, but preventing the units from being tampered with. All internal wiring is concealed. Both LapCabbys have 16 bays, holding laptops with a screen size of up to 19 inches. The 16V holds these in a vertical arrangement, while the 16H is horizontal. Monarch will also be showcasing its new LapCabby connect range at this month’s BETT, which features an integrated D-Link wireless router and can store and charge between ten and 32 laptops or 20 to 32 netbooks. According to the vendor, more than


15,000 units have been sold to schools across the UK since the LapCabby was first launched in 2003.


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