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Windows terminal
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Windows terminal
A Windows client machine that functions as an input/output terminal. It can be a full-blown PC with terminal software or a dedicated "thin client" terminal running an embedded version of Windows. For details about terminal-based centralized computing, see thin client. See Remote Desktop Services.
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Under the all the noise about Windows 2000, Microsoft Corp is quietly broadening the scope of its NT operating system, introducing a thin client version of the OS - Windows-Based Terminal (WBT) Professional - for higher-end thin client devices.
Microsoft Introduces Thin Client NT by Computergram International
a wholly-owned subsidiary of Boundless Corporation (NASDAQ: BDLS) has unveiled the latest innovation to its line of flexible Windows(R)-based terminals that supports both the Citrix (NASDAQ:CTXS) Independent Computing Architecture (ICA)(R) protocol and Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)--the "Viewpoint(R) TC Windows-based Terminal Software Suite.
NEW SUITE PROVIDES DUAL SUPPORT FOR ICA PROTOCOL/MICROSOFT RDP by Computer Protocols
As companies strive to reduce the total cost of ownership of their PCs by deploying server-based computing environments, it has become apparent that the lowest TCO device is the Windows-based terminal (WBT).
Network Computing Devices, Inc. Introduces NCD ThinPATH PC; New ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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