Point of Care


Turn-Key Solutions for Complicated Matters


Notebook Power, Tablet Flexibility Dell™


Latitude™ XT3 Tablet PC: You really can


have it all: the convenience of a touchscreen tablet, the power of an enterprise-grade notebook, and a large display. Whether at your desk or on the move, the Dell Latitude XT3 lets you work almost anywhere. And thanks to the addition of a 2nd generation Intel®


Core™ i7 processor, Dell Latitude


XT3 is ready to take on the day without slowing you down. • Up to 2nd generation Intel®


Core™ i7 processor


• 13.3" LED-backlit anti-glare display • Up to 4GB RAM • Up to 320GB HD


• Available 802.11a/b/g/n, Gigabit NIC, and Bluetooth connectivity


• Available webcam, fi ngerprint reader, and 9-cell battery


• Windows 7 Professional 64-Bit Edition • ENERGY STAR and EPEAT™


compliant


Appliances: Critical trends driving healthcare security risk include increased volumes of patient data, compliance requirements, frequency of breaches, and cost-reduction pressures. Dell KACE Systems Management Appliances can be a part of your organization’s preventative approach by offering holistic and compliant security measures.


Do More with Less Dell™


KACE™


Systems Management


• Network-wide scanning for the latest security protection, as well as remote updates of security software deployments


• Enhanced compliance, addressing HIPAA Security Rule requirements through an easy-to-use, comprehensive, and affordable solution


• Timely, scheduled patches reduce costly outages and security vulnerabilities


• Comprehensive reporting of assets and data security trails


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