Fujitsu T4215 Tablet with Vista
February 27, 2007 at 10:12 pm | In Technology | 2 Comments
Today, I’m a very happy man. My Fujitsu Lifebook T4215 Convertible tablet arrived. This is all thanks to a wonderfully helpful man called Hugo Ortega (blog) who is a Tablet PC MVP and runs his own company Tega Tech Australia.
Hugo tells me that I have one of the first 20 Vista-loaded Lifebooks in the country. If you want a good overview of the T4215 checkout the InkShow on GottaBeMobile.com.
Here’s some photos:
Vista WEI Score: 3.1
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo Processor T7200 2.0Ghz
RAM: 2GB
Graphics: Mobile Intel 945GM Express 224mb shared
Display: 12.1” XGA TFT - 1024×768 (only downside)
DVD: Dual Layer Super Multi Writer
HDD: 120GB
Port Replicator / Docking Station
Over the next couple of days I’ll put together some posts on my conversion to working with a tablet PC.
Canberra VSTS User Group - February Meeting
February 21, 2007 at 11:29 am | In Team Foundation Server | No CommentsHi there, it’s that time of the month again.
The next breakfast meeting has a changed date of Tuesday 27th Feb at 8:00am to 9:30am. We had to move because the SharePoint user group were meeting at the same time - oops.
Thank you to all for registering and attending last month’s Canberra VSTS User Group. The feedback has all been excellent.
WHEN:
This Tuesday 27th Feb.
8:00AM to 9:30AM
WHERE:
Microsoft Canberra
Level 2
44 Sydney Ave, Barton
Map: http://local.live.com/?v=2&sp=Point.93fcn8xdtnk1_Microsoft%20Canberra
TOPICS:
- Working with Work Items (or herding cats) - Mitch Denny
- TFS tools to make your life easier and the API - Grant Holliday
REGISTRATION:
Registration is essential for catering! Please email myself at grant.holliday at readify dot net, or use my contact form.
Paul Turner joins Readify
February 20, 2007 at 8:49 pm | In Readify | No CommentsPaul Turner joins Readify in Adelaide. The Readify Bloggers OPML has subsequently been updated.
A new job at Readify
February 17, 2007 at 2:58 am | In Readify | 1 CommentAlthough not official yet, very soon I start a new job. It’s still with Readify of course, but instead of consulting to customers – Readify will be my customer. As Darren put it when he moved into the management team – I’m now an overhead.
My new role will see me driving Readify’s infrastructure forward to show people that we really are Technical Readiness Specialists.
It’s an exceptionally exciting and demanding role that will allow me to get a broader coverage of Microsoft technologies and pave the way for future growth for the company.
Don’t fret about my TFS involvement. I’m still going to run the Canberra VSTS User Group that I started last month and the OzTFS.com mailing list. I don’t intend to fall off this wagon, as I’ll be using it to manage some of my work – a help desk jobs/tickets system, if you like.
The most exciting oppurtunity is that I get to learn how to become a Virtual Worker and work from home. I’ve been reading Darren’s, Graeme’s, Mitch’s, Andrew Ball’s and Andrew Parsons’s thoughts on this and will shortly have my own experiences for all to see.
I will be taking Readify on the Microsoft Infrastructure Optimisation Journey. This is a part of the Dynamic Systems Initiative (DSI) which is a part of Microsoft’s Vision for the Agile Business. It’s all about providing our people with a platform so that they can continue to do great things and giving the business a platform to grow with.
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