May 27, 2009 10:30 AM Eastern Time 

Multi-Bay Battery Chargers for Latest Netbooks Provide Extra Power When Needed in Classrooms, other Applications

SOUTH HACKENSACK, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As organizations deploy the latest netbooks, providing sufficient battery power is a critical concern. Having additional charged batteries can help ensure netbook use is not interrupted throughout the day. The latest multi-battery chargers from Datamation Systems can re-charge 16 spare batteries in one compact unit.

Adding to their extensive suite of multi-battery chargers for notebooks and tablets, two new models have just been released. One recharges batteries for the new Dell Latitude™ 2100. The other works for batteries used on Lenovo’s IdeaPad™ S9 and S10 models.

“Classroom users cannot afford to have students run out of power during the day,” said Joe Mazza, Datamation Systems Vice President. “Extra batteries, charged and ready, let teachers and students count on uninterrupted use, especially in a wireless environment.”

These new chargers also have the ability to re-calibrate batteries, which helps extend their useful life.

The chargers for Dell 2100 and Lenovo IdeaPads are the latest additions to a wide range of chargers, including models for Dell’s Mini 12 and other Dell notebooks, as well as many Lenovo, Apple, and Intel notebooks. Details can be found at Datamation Systems’ battery charger web resource: www.computerbatterychargers.com.

These battery chargers also complement the full suite of security and powered carts, cases and cabinets Datamation Systems offers. The nation’s leading provider of notebook security carts, Datamation Systems has led the development and deployment of accessories for netbooks, including the most common ones provided by Dell, Lenovo and other makers, including ASUS, Hewlett Packard, MSI, Acer, even the XO (OLPC).

Datamation Systems’ newest netbook carts can be equipped with a lockable glide drawer that protects battery chargers and batteries. The new DS-NSC-32-MINI is available from major computer companies and directly from Datamation Systems. Additional information can found at Datamation’s Security webpage.

Established in 1963, Datamation Systems provides notebook security carts, cabinets and anti-theft devices that protect all types of equipment: notebook and desktop computers, printers, projectors and AV equipment. Visit Datamation Systems’ web site at http://www.pc-security.com.

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