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Performance Comparison - NComputing L300

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Uploaded on May 26, 2010

Comparing NComputing L300 with vSpace virtual desktop performance and similarly priced thin clients from Wyse and HP

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  • Tiziano Ciceri

    Tiziano Ciceri 5 months ago

    s10 is on the market since 2006 and is the oldest Wyse Thin Client in the pricelist ...

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  • error7e

    error7e 6 months ago

    Demo: 2:33

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  • Utomo .prawiro

    Utomo .prawiro 1 year ago

    When we will see WiFi N Computing ?

    I think it will be interesting :)

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  • CXITSupport

    CXITSupport 1 year ago

    One of the great advantages to Ncomputing is the fact there is only one OS. Its really very simple. So to answer both questions there is no clear advantage or reason to use a virtualization enabled processor.

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  • RagingBubuli

    RagingBubuli 1 year ago

    Q> Does it require a Virtualization enabled Processor?

    Q> Does a Virtualization enabled processor enhance client terminal experience?

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  • CXITSupport

    CXITSupport 1 year ago

    No video card is required. Each terminal is running of a remote session. A session gets no acceleration from the host machines graphics card. 

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  • John Doe

    John Doe 2 years ago

    Buy now in XDcomputing . com

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