Devon IT's TC5 thin client is more affordable

Written by IT News on 8:18 PM

Devon IT announced today that it has decided on his line of VMware Certified TC5 thin clients less, which means that customers with a more economical way to facilitate in this segment. Said the family computer is designed to successfully integrate Intel's Atom platform, which enables an energy-efficient alternatives to basic office computing environment. The TC5, which is orderable from IBM, is the only thin client that Intel's Atom processor packs and are now for a starting price of just U.S. $ 299.

"We have decided to friendly and affordable for organizations to move to thin client computing further reduce the transition costs in advance," says Joe Makoid, President, Devon IT. "There is no doubt that interest in virtual desktop is growing and that new, more Powerful thin-client technology, such as TC5 - along with a sophisticated program that VMware View - expanding opportunities for IT managers and organizations need to do more with less. We are pleased to provide customers with this package of advanced technology with low-end prices."

Based on the popular Intel Atom N270 processor clocked at 1.6 GHz with 2 GB maximum memory, the TC5 thin client available with a built-in browser, Firefox, Citrix Desktop Receiver, VMware VDM client, X11, Tarantella / Sun SGD Client and more, depending on configuration. The system supports up to 1920 x 1200 at 32 bit color on 2 screens, while the I / O, four USB 2.0 ports, one DVI-D, a DVI-I and a Gigabit Ethernet RJ-45 port to be included.

"Our Intel Atom processor-based thin clients TC5 in a performance that compete most recent generations of desktop PC in a stateless device that has a small place," explains Stephane Verdy, CTO, Devon IT. "TC5 There is no fan and uses less energy than traditional desktop computers, lowering the overall total cost of ownership. Despite the small price tag, the performance of VMware View TC5 provides a powerful alternative to traditional PC desktop."