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Aleratec Introduces New Charge/Sync Cabinet

By Christopher Piehler
05/27/14

Aleratec, a designer, developer and manufacturer of portable device management charge/sync products, will introduce the Charge and Guard Secure Charge/Sync Cabinet 16 at this year’s International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) show in Atlanta, GA.

Designed and engineered for educational environments, the new 16-tablet cabinet includes integrated USB ports for charging and syncing. Its Active Smart-Charge technology supports rapid charging of iOS, Android and most other tablets, while providing 2.4 amps per port.

The all-metal cabinet comes with a welded anchor loop that allows administrators to chain the cabinet to a fixed structure to help prevent unauthorized removal. Other features include charge and sync LED indicators, an internal cooling fan and 13"x10.5"x.9" compartments that can accommodate large tablets.

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Christopher Piehler is the former editor-in-chief of THE Journal.

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