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The two starter servers, which run on Intel's Xeon E3 processors, cost as little as a laptop and are designed for businesses with little or no IT team
Lenovo has added two servers to its ThinkServer range. The servers, which are as cheap as laptops, are targeted at small and medium-sized enterprises and contain Intel's latest Xeon E3 processors.
Each server is designed for a different type of SME. Lenovo has engineered the TS130 ThinkServer for companies with little or no IT staff, and so it is bundled with a range of management software. The TS430 (pictured), is a scalable storage server for larger SMEs, the company said in its announcement on Tuesday.
Lenovo, better known for its ThinkPad range of laptops, entered the server market in 2008 with the launch of the ThinkServer range. The TS130 and TS430 expand on its line-up of low-cost servers for small business.
The TS430 supports up to 16TB of Sata or 4.8TB of SAS storage across up to eight hot-swappable drives. It is equipped with Intel's latest range of entry-level server chips — the Xeon E3 series.
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