NComputing X-series Overview

Technology overview of the NComputing X-series virtual desktop solution.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• NComputing
• Lseries
• L130
• L230
• L-series
• Xseries
• X300
• X550
• vSpace
• virtual desktop
• virtualization
• shared desktop
• shared computer
• PC
• access device
• Stephen Dukker

[egonmatrix]

buy it now at XDComputing. com official distributor of Ncomputing

Shipments are delivered to all parts of the world.

[ngphuc2k]

Sản phẩm được phân phối bởi Công ty cổ Phần Mạng Máy Tính Việt.

Điện thoại: 08 352 62 808. Hotline: 09 1672 1672.

website: ncomputing(.)com(.)vn

[ncomputingvietnam]

Một sản phẩm giúp tiết kiệm chi phí cho Trường học, doanh nghiệp.

[davidelchino100]

2) NComputing keep on selling Multiterminal versions to Windows XP and Windows 7 market. They are driving their users to believe they are not doing anything wrong about Microsoft´s licensing. They say Windows XP and Windows 7 should be used only with VDI architecture 1:1, however their unique products that can be used on VDI is L series, but the X series and U series products are also available for download to run on XP and 7.

[davidelchino100]

If Windows XP and 7 can only be used to VDI, why Vspace allows multiple sessions 1:N when being used with these OS? It is very clear that they keep on supplying multiterminal products to be used with XP and Windows 7.

[Zkungfui]

hmm the more cpu usage % the less lifespan of your pc. and limited used only like for offices. but the problem is when it crash. whole system down. bad for business.

[joeharris76]

Hmm, $200 for an NComputing device versus $250 for an Acer Aspire Revo? The Revo wins hands down: upgradeable, self contained, runs Linux, simliar power use, can mounted to the back of the monitor, etc…

NComputing isn't about power usage or efficiency or even money. It's about giving control to system admins who may not have the skills to securely manage a large fleet of PCs. Which is fine if that's you're requirement, just be straight about it.

[kriptosys]

NCOMPUTING SUCKS!!!!

PON A UNA HUKER CUALQUIERA EN UN GANG BANG Y NO VA DAR ABASTO CON TODOS SUS CLIENTES O NO LES CUMPLIRA A TODOS BIEN... ES EL MISMO CONCEPTO..

NO MIENTAS QUE UNA COMPUTADORA CON UN SOLO CPU DE 3.0 GHZ Y 3 GB DE RAM QUE ACEPTA XP PRO 32 BITS, PORQUE LA REALIDAD ES QUE NO SON COMPATIBLES CON 64 BITS,, Y VAS A ODIAR A ESTE TIPO Y TE DARAN GANAS DE MENTARSELA CADA DIA QUE BATALLES CON SUS TERMINALES.

[aylim14]

@djfling No it does not cause more stress on the computer. You just use the "excess power" and share it among the users. As it says on the video, standard PC users only use about 5-10% of their PC's computing power. With this in mind, having several 5-10% users in a single PC will enable you to fully utilize your assets.

[djfling]

doesn't it causes more stress on the computer?