The term “thin client computing” refers to network devices that connect to a server with minimal local hardware and software. They have low energy processors, limited memory and hard disk space, and rely on the central server to do the heavy lifting. Users interact...
A thin client computer is a terminal device that doesn't contain much more than a graphic display and an input mechanism like a keyboard, mouse, or touchscreen. It sends data to a central server and gets its programing, screen output, and storage from there. This...
Dell’s thin client business is a strong one. With Windows 10 migration picking up steam, organizations are looking to migrate apps to virtual desktop infrastructure environments and thin clients are the ideal endpoints. As a result, Dell is continuing to invest in the...