Bell Pottinger puts charge into LapCabby’s profile
17.07.2009
The campaign will be delivered by Macclesfield-based Bell
Pottinger North, the North's biggest public relations
consultancy.
Bell Pottinger North will use media relations to highlight that,
while being the most cost effective product on the market, LabCabby
is as feature-rich, robust and secure as products costing two to
three times as much.
"As laptop and netbook prices have fallen, schools have been
attracted to the flexibility these computers offer versus
traditional desktop PCs," said Bell Pottinger North director, John
Butters.
"But this flexibility comes with a price - the laptops need to be
managed to ensure that they are secure, that they are properly
charged and that power leads are safe in the classroom.
"LapCabby provides the cost-effective solution to the safe and
efficient management of laptops in the classroom. The devices house
between ten and 40 computers and more than 8,000 of them are
already used in classrooms across Britain."
Innovative features of the LapCabby include a Green power
management system, an effective dual point locking system and keys
that operate from the top of the unit to prevent them snapping when
the device is bumped into walls.
LapCabby's excellent cable management and power system is housed
in a separate compartment to keep it well away from children,
providing a level of safety beyond that of other products in the
market.
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Press information:
Please contact director John Butters at Bell Pottinger North on
01625 506444 or 07788 432343. Alternatively, email
jbutters@bellpottingernorth.co.uk
Notes to editors Bell Pottinger North
(www.bellpottingernorth.co.uk) is part of the Bell Pottinger Group
- voted number one in PR Week's league tables for the last seven
years - and has offices in Leeds, Liverpool and Macclesfield.
It is the biggest public relations consultancy in the North and
its specialisms include aerospace and aviation, construction,
healthcare, NHS Trusts, professional services, property and
technology and telecoms.