When most of their competitors are making travelling computer cases for business people that are mainly designed for 14” and smaller Ultrabook computers, Kensington has made the Overnight Roller specifically for content professionals that use the workstation and for 17” screen computers.
The SecureTrek 17”Overnight Roller by Kensington consists of three compartments; a 17” computer bag, an overnight case and a 10” tablet case. The main and biggest of these compartments is an overnight case that is typically good for two nights of clothing for either a man or a woman. It has the typical standard suitcase that features a strap to hold the clothes down in place and a roller handle in the clothes compartment. The next compartment has an extra wide Velcro strap to hold a 17” laptop secure with lots of cushion to protect it. In the lid of that pad has space for a mouse, webcam or even glasses. This area is also deep enough to hold other accessories such as a portable scanner or power cord. The third compartment is like a standard backpack with room for a 10” tablet, documents or other travel necessities.
Kensington’s Overnight Roller has anti-theft security system that lets you to use a lock of your choice or Kensington Lock to secure the backpack to a fixed object.
The SecureTrek 17”Overnight Roller is on wheels which makes it a very useful accessory for any travel professional.
Many of the conference centers today charge for travelling computer cases on wheels and some have even have changed their rules so drastically that they totally prohibit them on the expo floor.
With the Moshi backpack, this is no longer an issue. The Moshi backpack is extremely handy because it opens from the side which makes it easy to use when it is still on your back.
Without the camera insert inside the Moshi backpack, it is very spacious for carrying conference materials, lights and batteries. It has special dome top flap which is good for safekeeping eyeglasses, microphones or other items that can be easily smashed. The inside of the dome has a zipper pouch which is good for extra batteries and memory cards.
The back of the backpack is padded and has air vents, so it comfortable and does not get hot when it is being used all day. The bag inside has several zipper pockets that are useful for cables, business cards, pens and accessories. The bag also features a full-size bag pocket on the back that holds papers, badges and other materials that are needed for doing full-day camera and studio production.
Finally, what makes a Moshi backpack a camera backpack is that it features a full-size tripod pocket which allows you to carry all your equipment in one location.
November – San Francisco Bay area is going to be primary area for the first phase of deployment of 5G for mobile devices. It is going to be one of the smart city where information and communication, including mobile connectivity are going to improve quality of urban life – from professional to private. From social networking, to real-time GPS navigation and maps, mobile payments, video streaming and access to the Internet at the fingertips anywhere, anytime.
A lot of trials and testing are going on right now. 5G wireless communications needs new transmission equipment in the network to be sure that every IoT device out there is connected to the right network and can deliver significant performance increase. For enjoying media content, we now use a second screen and often a third screen. In this connected world we are talking not just about the million additional devices but billion of them.
What need to be bring to the table is mobile operating system because people are consuming videos and media on the mobile devices more and more. There are also different requirements for various situations: if you using it for surgical operation in healthcare or if you remotely driving a car or if you are just sending a message to the network.
What does 5G technology mean for us? When you push some content and you see on the screen that little “loading or buffering wheel”, the icon that shows you that time is elapsing – that is 4G. With 5G all those things are going to go away. No waiting time for download. Things are going to happen instantly. Today 65% of content consumption traffic on tablets is video traffic. Slightly lower, around 42% is on the smartphones. Deployment of 5G will allowed that performance on the devices will be much faster and it will be instant.
5G plays significant role for connected cars, airplane traffic or smart factories. It is important in the era that has a flood of automated data. By 2020 average internet user is going to create around 1,5 GB of traffic per day but smart hospital will produce 3,000 GB and autonomous vehicle 4,000 GB per. Airplane data will even use 10 times more than a driverless car – 40,000 GB per day. The top of the list ranked smart factory with 1,000,000 GB daily.
For the initial testing, why choose San Francisco? Being located as part of the extended Silicon Valley, it is a foundation for Internet of Things (IoT). This means all applications are easily going to find it and will are going to find route here – explained an executive from Ericsson at the Mobile World Congress Americas in September. Ericsson is building a pipe that will supply all the devices. By 2022 the company predicts that there will be 500 million IoT devices ready for 5G. In addition to the network, there is going to be new applications development for IoT on the top of 5G.
Initial roll out of 5G is going to happen probably early 2019 and 2020 but the momentum for expansion to other cities will be later on. Things are going to be perform faster, the quality of experience for mobile devices is going to be significantly better and low latency.
San Francisco, MWCA – Bright Blue Innovation’s coverage of Mobile World Congress Americas 2017. This episode features an interview with Ulf Ewaldsson, SVP & Head of Business Area Digital Services of Ericsson, overview of 5G technology from Verizon and others exhibitors in mobile community such as: ZUP, Chirp, Comhear, Kingston Technology, Royole, Lenovo, Mediatech, Bodyquardz, Lifepack and RapidX. MWCA took place in September in San Francisco gathering 21 thousand attendees from 120 countries worldwide and 1,000 exhibitors.
San Francisco – Bright Blue Innovation’s coverage of Mobile World Congress Americas 2017. MWCA took place in September in San Francisco gathering 21,000 attendees from 120 countries worldwide and 1,000 exhibitors. The episode features highlights from the Lincoln Club’s Fireside Chat with FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, interview with Chris Pearson, President of 5G Americas and a panel discussion on Infrastructure for the Connected Car organized by Micron.
