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        Thin client terminal runs Windows XP Embedded

        Doug | Date: Aug 8, 2005 | Comments: 1



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        Devon IT has released a new thin client in its NTA Virtual Office (NTAVO) line. The NTA 8010C, which runs Windows XP Embedded, "offers seamless connectivity to the widest range of Windows applications and devices," the company claims.




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        The NTA 8010C is based on a 733MHz Via C3 processor with 256MB of SDRAM and 256MB of Flash. Devon says the device is built on the same platform as its 6010 series of Linux-based thin clients, shown below. The decision to offer a Windows XP Embedded version was primarily customer-driven. "Some of our enterprise customers have a strong commitment to the Windows platform and want to preserve that across all of their devices," said VP of marketing Paul Mancini. "We did not have to make any modifications to the hardware we use for our Linux terminals in order to install Windows XPe," he added.


        Inside the NTA 6010
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        Devon lists the following features for the 8010C thin client:
        • Designed specifically for server centric computing, no software installation required
        • Easy-to-use Graphical User Interface (GUI) based on Windows XP theme
        • Supports ICA and RDP
        • Support for 802.11B wireless connections (optional)
        • Screen resolution up to 1280x1024 pixels and up to 24-bit color, both CRT and LCD outputs
        • Full multimedia support, 3 USB, 2 Serial, 1 Parallel, 1 PCI, 2 PS/2 ports
        According to Devon, the NTA 8010C is available for immediate shipment with a list price of $399.



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