Intel Next Unit of Computing an ultra-small form factor PC
Intel continues to evolve its ultra-small form factor Intel NUC PC kit. NUC which stands for ‘Next Unit of Computing’ is a PC in a surprisingly small package that can serve as Home Theater PCs, Media Servers or ‘Personal Cloud’ storage. This new NUC might just be the ticket, if you’re looking for an amazingly quiet, low profile computer.
“Imagine a computing device powerful enough to produce stunning visuals with responsive performance. It is yet small enough to drive digital signage, kiosks, or power other applications in a tight space. We did and the result is the Intel Next Unit of Computing,” said Zia Manzur, Country Business Manager for Intel in Bangladesh.
Manzur explained here in Dhaka on June 21, 2014 that the Intel NUC is the latest development of computer in ultra-small form factor PC measuring 4-inch by 4-inch. Anything your tower PC can do, the Intel NUC may too and in 4 inches of real estate. From home theater to gaming to running a digital jukebox, the Intel NUC has what you need to power your digital potential. Browse social media, check e-mail, and video chat with a friend, all while keeping your office space uncluttered. The Intel NUC is also the ideal solution for business applications, such as digital signage and kiosks.
“The sleek and small Intel NUC packs more features into an even slimmer form factor. From home theater systems to digital jukeboxes, from immersive gaming to home office space-saving PCs, the Intel NUC gives you the power you need—and requires just 4 inches of real estate, whether in your living room or office.” said Zia Manzur


Panasonic branded shop opens at Stadium Market
Country’s leading communications solutions vendor EMEM Systems launches first ever Panasonic branded shop at Bangabandhu National Stadium Market On 23 June last to provide one stop telephony solutions.
The customers will get genuine channelized Panasonic products and solutions with warranty in this outlet. The outlet has wide range of products including PABX, IP PBX, all kind of telephone sets, fax machines and multifunctional printers. The customers can also avail telephony solutions & after sell service from Panasonic certified Engineers from this outlet.
Food minister advocate Md. Qamrul Islam inaugurated the outlet with the presence of Kishore Daryanani, managing director of Ganga Jamuna Electronics a Panasonic distributor in Singapore.
EMEM Systems director Syed Samiul Huq and other high official of the company and media personalities were also present at the inaugural ceremony.
Qamrul Islam said, “The launching of the Panasonic branded shop is a smart move of EMEM Systems which will help the customer to get the quality products and solutions from the world renowned company.”

Oracle becomes the second largest cloud saas company in the world
Now Oracle Corporation is the industry’s second-largest SaaS vendor with 3% to $11.3 billion total revenue up for Q4 of Fiscal 2014 while SaaS (software-as-a-service) and PaaS (platform-as-a-service) revenue rose 25 percent to $322 million and IaaS (infrastructure-as-a-service) sales jumped 13 percent to $128 million.
New software licenses revenues were unchanged at $3.8 billion. Software license updates and product support revenues were up 7% to $4.7 billion. Overall hardware systems revenues were up 2% to $1.5 billion with hardware systems products up 2% to $870 million, and hardware systems support up 2% to $596 million.
“Oracle is now the second largest SaaS company in the world,” said Oracle CEO Larry Ellison. “In SaaS, we’re in front of everybody but salesforce.com. In IaaS we’re larger and more profitable than Rackspace. We plan to increase our focus on the Cloud and become number one in both the SaaS and the PaaS businesses.”
The Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.12 per share of outstanding common stock. For details please click www.oracle.com/us/corporate/press/2221755