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What is a Thin-Client? (continued)

Once it is up and running, you can connect any number of devices to the network to run up-to-date software.

Make the most of older computers by connecting them to access the latest software.

Install optimized thin-client devices for the lowest support costs.

Connect multimedia machines to function as both thin-client access devices and provide desktop access to CD-ROMs, floppy disks, and specialized software.

Most productivity software (word processing, spreadsheet, Internet browser, e-mail applications, etc.) runs on thin-client servers, providing access to the latest versions for every thin client. All software applications should be tested for compatibility before implementation on the thin-client server.

Older machines could have a new life on the network with a thin-client environment. Even 286 PCs can connect to the thin-client network and run up-to-date software. These aren't the most efficient devices to use, because they are still prone to breakdowns, but they can provide access during the transition to newer, more cost-effective machines.

Now if you read all of this and you're still not sure what it is or how it can benefit you and your business, contact us with your questions and we'll do our best to help you understand.