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HP Compaq t5135 Thin Client part no. RK271AT#ABA • Via Eden 400 MHz Processor • HP ThinConnect Operating System • 64 MB Flash/128 MB DDR memory $199 Government open market price Innovative solution There are numerous ways to reduce energy consumption in the office. HP offers energy-efficient products for every aspect of the computing infrastructure. improve cooling efficiency in their data centers and can reduce energy costs by 25 percent to 40 percent. HP continues to work to reduce energy consumption in the data center. Some of the approaches the company has been investigating are a revised chipset design, an algorithm that directs the most heatintensive tasks to the coolest data center locations and software that manages which processors are used for each task based on energy consumption policies. As government officials lead the charge to cut energy consumption and reduce e-waste, HP’s commitment to environmental responsibility helps provide solutions for meeting these goals. Technology continues to permeate our world—enhancing our lives both professionally and personally. Initiatives such as these ensure that technological advancement doesn’t come with a steep environmental cost. ■ HP Compaq dc7700 Business Desktop part no. RT887UT#ABA • Intel® Core™ 2 Duo E4400 Processor, 2 GHz, 800 MHz, 2 MB L2 Cache • Genuine Windows Vista® Business (32-bit) • 1 GB 667 MHz DDR2 PC2-5300 memory (2 x 512 MB) • 80 GB SATA hard drive (3.0 Gb/s) • SATA 48x/32x combo drive • Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 3000 • Three-year limited warranty • Add a 17” TFT flat panel monitor for $199 part no. PX849A8#ABA $929 Government open market price HP LaserJet M5035 MFP part no. Q7829A company began its recycling program—a program that is now on course to recycle a billion pounds of equipment in the 20 years since its establishment. Responsibility for the communities it serves was built into HP’s corporate culture by its founders and remains a huge part of the way the company operates today. To view HP’s fiscal 2006 Global Citizen Report visit www.hp.com/go/govmag. • Prints up to 35 ppm • Up to 200,000 pages/ month duty cycle • First page out in less than 8 seconds from Powersave mode • 600 standard/2,100 maximum sheets, 2 standard/5 maximum trays • HP Jetdirect Fast Ethernet, Foreign Interface Harness port, USB type A and B, 1 open EIO slot • Full 11” x 17” multifunction productivity 2004 First nationwide in-store electronics recycling program in the U.S. offered with Office Depot 2005 Approximately 2.5 million product units handled for various reuse options 2006 165 million pounds of products recycled 2006 International climate change initiative launched with the World Wildlife Fund 2006 Dynamic Smart Cooling launched 2006 PVC eliminated in new packaging designs for HP product models 2007 Goal: Recycle 1 billion pounds of electronics since starting recycling program $3,712 2010 Goal: Improve energy efficiency for highvolume server families by 50 percent, relative to 2005 Government open market price To download a PDF of this story and access additional resources, please visit www.hp.com/go/govmag 9 http://www.hp.com/go/govmag http://www.hp.com/go/govmag

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Contents Point of View The Big Picture The Last Mile Letter to the Editor GT Spectrum Up Close Vanishing Act Way Back Machine Fast Track to Nowhere Best of Both Worlds Texting 911? GIS to Go Neighborhood Watch Two Cents Products Signal: Noise Government Solutions

Government Technology - August 2007

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