NEWP has announced that next Thursday, May 7, 2009, the company will release results for its first quarter ended April 4, 2009

An alternative to a PC netbook is an Apple MacBook. The software it comes with will make it easy to manage her digital life — photos, video, e-mail, etc. Plus, the magnetic power cord is handy if she has small children running around the house. It simply disconnects from the computer with a slight tug, meaning the laptop battery doesn’t come crashing to the floor.
See, it's a sad (and expensive) fact of life: You're lucky to get 18-24 months from a Dell NT379 battery before it loses a good chunk of its charge capacity (meaning it no longer powers your laptop for as long as it used to).
The typical netbook weighs about 3 pounds, has a 9- to 10-inch screen, and costs $300 to $400. But which ones truly rate? Consumer Reports tested six netbooks to find out. All of them performed well enough at Web surfing and e-mail, but there are some major differences in areas such as ergonomics and Dell IM-M150261-FR battery life.
"Large businesses and government agencies rely on the availability of information, and its loss can have a profound impact, including lower employee productivity and delayed customer service intervals, as well as brand and financial implications," said Nancy Gofus, senior vice president - global business products, Verizon.
"Our newly expanded suite of remote backup and restore services delivers cost-effective solutions that ease the burden on IT departments by providing an automated means of storing and accessing critical data and offering an important business-continuity tool."
"We are proud that Gartner has recognized Stonesoft in the network IPS appliances market," said Paul Johnson, president of Stonesoft Inc. "We believe this evaluation validates the increasing awareness of the strengths of the StoneGate IPS solution. Our commitment is to deliver the next generation technologies needed to optimize the security, availability and manageability of today's critical networks."
The IBM Power Rewards(1) program offers money for migration services or software to customers that switch from competitive systems to IBM 02K6769 battery. Customers can use the migration services to move workloads running on Sun SPARC-based servers to IBM's AIX, Linux, or i operating environments.
"As traditional Dell HD438 battery appliance-based security solutions continue to become more complex, companies look for more cost-effective, high-performing and scalable ways to manage their security infrastructure," said Jim Freeze, Crossbeam's chief marketing officer.
"Crossbeam's approach to security consolidation and virtualization has created increasing demand for our X-Series platform. The ability to easily provision and scale best-of-breed security applications within a consolidated and virtualized infrastructure is a major advancement for the industry and a competitive advantage for Crossbeam."
Newport Corporation (Nasdaq: NEWP) has announced that next Thursday, May 7, 2009, the company will release results for its first quarter ended April 4, 2009. The company also said President and Chief Executive Officer Robert J. Phillippy and Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer Charles F. Cargile will host an investor conference call that day at 5:00 p.m. Eastern time (2:00 p.m. Pacific time) to review the company's financial results and business outlook.