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Thin-client computing is all grown up
Although it had a somewhat lacklustre entry into the ICT market, the time seems to be right for thin-client technology.
01 March 2005
Today the term "thin-client computing" defines a network-based approach to information processing that comprises both hardware and software elements. Together, thin-client hardware and software translate to simpler, more cost-effective access to information.
A thin-client PC is a "box" coupled with software to make it look and function like a standard thin client. Thin-client PCs provide all the advantages of thin clients such as ease-of-management, reliability and increased control, while avoiding the known limitations associated with typical thin-client devices.
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