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Garfield Jones, Sales & Operations Manager
Quadbridge, www.quadbridge.com
514-677-7653


"Quadbridge Inc. is a leading-edge, full-service IT Solution partner that specializes in hardware and software supply to medium and large enterprise clients in both the U.S. and Canada. Whether your company needs are simply hardware or a fully integrated IT solution, our experienced account managers are able to customize a strategy tailored to your company needs. For long-term solutions we are there from conception of a project to implementation and management.

We pride ourselves on our client relationships and putting together the right information from the relevant manufacturers to ensure the best price points. By partnering with the most sought after IT companies (Cisco, Apple, HP, Dell , Juniper, EMC) we guarantee the best choices available on the market today. We are the single-source professional for all of your diverse IT goals.

Experienced personnel in the areas of voice and data communications, financing, data center build and implementation, outsourcing, project management, service management, managed desktop services, managed security appliances, operational messaging, software development, ecommerce solutions, tracking solutions, CRM, BI, and self-service applications."

Data Storage, Online Storage, Enterprise Class Storage, Enterprise Virtual Array, Notebooks, Desktops, Tablets, Thin Clients, VDI, VDA, MPSA, VTSP, VSP, Vsphere, Horizon,

Monitors Needed

Monitors needed.  LG, Planar, HP, Dell, Viewsonic, V7, Lenovo, Acer, Asus, Samsung, Sharp, et al, listen up.

must be 20" plus
must have HDMI, VGA, Displayport, DVI-D connections- and include the damn cables
must be multi-touch capable
must have wireless built in
must have some processing capabilities
if Windows 8 is too much to ask for, then at least Android. 
Must be no more than $150.00.  If they can build tablets for $75 then a 20+ inch monitor with the same capabilities is not much of a stretch.

Samsung Printers Have Hidden Security Risk

Some Samsung printers, and Dell-branded printers manufactured by Samsung, can be remotely accessed by attackers. Here's how.

By Mathew J. Schwartz InformationWeek
November 28, 2012 03:06 PM

Some Samsung printers and Dell-branded printers manufactured by Samsung are vulnerable to being taken over remotely by an attacker.That warning was made Monday by the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team (CERT), which said that the affected printers "contain a hardcoded SNMP full read-write community string that remains active even when SNMP is disabled in the printer management utility." In other words, the printers have a hardcoded account in their firmware that can't be disabled by users. SNMP, or simple network management protocol, is a TCP/IP-based network protocol used to manage and monitor network device configuration.

http://www.informationweek.com/security/vulnerabilities/samsung-printers-have-hidden-security-ri/240142715