There was, of course, much concern that the hard drive would be very easy to steal, so we’ve added a key to the door to lock the drive away.

If you really needed a floppy drive, that could be added through the USB ports, and a company could use one floppy between a number of people to save costs.

We don’t know yet about Europe; it will go country by country and will depend on the reception in the U.S..

It is a very important message from a marketing and management stand point. We are really standing behind this product.

By eliminating the slots, we estimate that IT support costs for these systems will be 20 percent to 25 percent lower.

It’s not a portable and we’re not asking companies to redo their networks. On the corporate side, it’s one of the smallest computers on Earth.