HP unveils first ProLiant MicroServer

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HP introduced its first href="http://www.dqweek.com/Mumbai-bans-HP">HP
ProLiant MicroServer designed to enable small companies to
confidently grow their businesses while taking advantage of the
reliability, performance and security of a server.

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At the center of HP's new 'Just Right
IT' portfolio for micro and small businesses, the HP ProLiant
MicroServer delivers affordability, energy and space-saving features.
Designed for companies with less than ten employees, the HP ProLiant
MicroServer enables them to share and secure critical business
information. Ideal when needing to stay connected, whether in the
office or on the road, the server simplifies how users access data
differently than on desktop or notebook PCs.

The HP ProLiant MicroServer's
compact, quiet and sleek design is about half the size and 50 percent
quieter than most entry-level servers. It also offers lower power
consumption for energy-conscious businesses.

HP's ability to deliver innovations
on top of industry standards has driven customer confidence in the HP
ProLiant server. According to the AMI-Partners, a global strategy
consulting firm, based on current buying trends and the continued
advancement of technology, approximately 1.7 million small businesses
will purchase their first server in the next five years.

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“Small businesses have traditionally
relied on interconnected PCs to share files and resources, which may
not help them keep pace in today's competitive environment,” said
Rajesh Dhar, Director-Industry Standard Servers, HP Enterprise
Business, HP India. “Leveraging over 20 years in server leadership
and innovation, HP is introducing a no-compromise, compact server
designed to fit into office environments with a versatile appearance
and quiet operations.”

Cost-effective starter server designed
to increase productivity and efficiency the HP ProLiant MicroServer
increases control over who has access to sensitive company
information by centralizing data on a server-based network.