GiveMePower Corporation has launched two new ultra-mobile computing solutions for building surveying and inspection, construction area estimating and reporting, and facilities asset and information management - featuring hardware from mobility market leaders Dell and Tablet Kiosk. centreed around GiveMePower's critically-acclaimed PowerCAD SiteMaster as-built floor planning, design and facilities information management software, two different Turn-On-and-Go solutions are now available for purchase, featuring either Dell's Axim X51v handheld PC or Tablet Kiosk's eo Ultra Mobile PC as the mobile / handheld computing device, and Leica Geosystem's DISTO A6 bluetooth wireless laser to measure and instantly create AutoCAD-compatible drawings with 'point, shoot, done' simplicity and speed. 'Our customers told us they wanted turn-key mobile systems that had everything they needed to be instantly productive,' said Cliff Carr, vice president of North American Sales for GiveMePower.

'Our new Turn-On-and-Go solutions deliver in ultra-lightweight configurations that fit any user's preference, and that maximise operator speed and safety using the best mobile equipment money can buy'.

PowerCAD SiteMaster is a revolutionary mobile, wireless and collaborative office solution which is proven to double the productivity and halve the costs for anyone who owns, operates, manages, measures, designs, constructs, inspects or sells/leases buildings - and needs precise up-to-date floor plan drawings and associated construction, area estimation and facilities management reports.

Receiving rave reviews from users and leading trade publications including Cadalyst and Constructech magazines, PowerCAD SiteMaster Turn-On-and-Go kits allow businesses to confidently deploy standardised solutions from market-leading providers.

Kits include all the software and hardware needed in a custom, high impact carry case built to house and protect everything in even the most demanding jobsite conditions.

Summarizing PowerCAD SiteMaster Turn-On-and-Go systems in a recent issue, Cadalyst magazine reviewer Ron LaFon stated, 'This software is truly remarkable, both in its capabilities and its ability to perform so much on such a small device'.

'Users can perform a wealth of work accurately and in short order, saving time, energy and costly reworking'.