On 03/31/2011 09:14 PM, David John wrote:
Out of curiosity, why the requirement for thin clients? Nowadays, any
client can act as a thin client. For example, I use clients for VNC
server, Citrix server, SunGrid etc based on what the server side is
running. And my PC/laptop is always the physical client
Indeed. The idea is to have cheaper and smaller units that can serve the
purpose.
In fact, even a small net-book can do the job and still be cheap enough.
We'd like to avoid bulky PCs for this. That's all.
regards,
Syam
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