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ultra-thin client

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ultra-thin client
A type of thin client that permanently contains only system software for booting the operating system from the network. Applications come from the server as well, and there is no local storage. Also called a "zero client," the ultra-thin client is reminiscent of the Java-centric network computer in the 1990s that never took off. See thin client.


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General Dynamics Itronix has released four new ultra-thin client computers that enable PC-like performance (connectivity, high-speed computing), connecting the end-user to a network or through a VPN.
com)-- General Dynamics Itronix has introduced four new ultra-thin client computers to the company's growing line of Tadpole products: the Tadpole[R] M1000, Tadpole M1500, Tadpole Pulsar and Tadpole Pulsar Premium.
June 28 /PRNewswire/ -- General Dynamics Itronix has introduced four new ultra-thin client computers to the company's growing line of Tadpole products: the Tadpole M1000, Tadpole M1500, Tadpole Pulsar and Tadpole Pulsar Premium.
 
 
 
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