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MicroClient
Thinvent’s MicroClient range
Uno 16M thin client
Apr 21st
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The U16M blends the low power SoC advantage of the M2 with the integrated (all-in-one) look of the U19V. This revolutionary product has been created with the philosophy that less is more. At 18W, it is the least power consuming desktop computer in the market. It also features the lowest size and weight for any desktop. The U16L is thus ideally suited for rural sites that depend on solar power. It also serves well as a portable computer lab that is moved from village to village in a small vehicle.
The U16M’s powerful x86 processor can seamlessly connect to Windows and Linux servers using the RDP, X11 and VNC protocols. Web based remote monitoring and management are bundled within the Linux based firmware of the thin client.
The U16M is a completely legacy free device. It is a true “zero client” – the thin client has been blended into a standard LCD display. It can easily be VESA mounted, freeing up valuable desk space.
Downloads
- Datasheet of the Uno 16M
- Presentation on the Cost Advantages of Thin Client computing
- Comparison of the MicroClient with traditional x86 thin clients
Uno 19V thin client
Apr 21st
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The U19V is India’s first integrated (all-in-one), IP based thin client. Its x86 processor and a powerful chipset deliver a rich-media experience, perfect for education and digital signage. The LED backlit screen delivers vibrant colours.
Apart from thin client protocols like RDP, ICA, X11 and VNC, the MC19V also features an integrated web browser for cloud computing applications. Newer remote redisplay protocols like NX, VMware View and SSH are also supported.
The U19V is a completely legacy free device. It is a true “zero client” – the thin client has been blended into a standard LCD display. It fits beautifully into schools, colleges and offices, and can easily be VESA mounted, freeing up valuable desk space.
Please contact us to know more about the product and our turnkey server based computing solutions.
Downloads
- Datasheet of the Uno 19V
- Presentation on the Cost Advantages of Thin Client computing
Micro 5 thin client
Apr 20th
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Weighing 500 grams and occupying only 500ml of space, the M5 is easily the smallest Atom based thin client in the entire world. Its N230 processor enables the M5 to deliver performance far in excess of a thin client. It is in fact a complete cloud computing desktop, bundled with both Firefox and Chromium web browsers, and plugins for PDF, Flash and Java. It features a media player that decodes MPEG-4 H.264 and other latest codecs, a complete office suite, videoconferencing, email and chat. Standard thin client protocols like RDP, ICA, X11 and VNC are of course supported, apart from newer protocols like NX, VMware View and SSH.
The M5 is a completely legacy free device, with an aesthetic, low profile design. It fits beautifully into modern offices and homes, adding a touch of glamour. The bundled VESA mount lets it disappear behind an LCD display, or wall mount next to a TV.
Call us now on +91-124-425-2359 or +91-95400-01581, or email us on info@thinvent.in. We can help you design a complete IT solution using the M5. Thinvent also provides networking, enterprise servers, UPS, LCD displays, etc., delivering a turnkey IT solution to you.
Downloads
- Datasheet of the Micro 5
- Presentation on the Cost Advantages of Thin Client computing
Call us now on +91-124-425-2359, or email us on info@thinvent.in.
Micro 2 thin client
Dec 14th
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Thinvent is proud to introduce the smallest and most cost effective thin client in the Indian marketplace. Weighing 300 grams and occupying only 400ml of space, the M2 is easily mounted behind any LCD monitor. While it consumes less than 4 watts of electricity, its powerful ARM processor can seamlessly connect to Windows and Linux servers using the RDP, X11 and VNC protocols. Web based remote monitoring and management are bundled within the Linux based firmware of the MicroClient.
Update: The M2 is out of stock as of April 2010. We will be relaunching it in August 2010 with enhanced specifications.
Downloads
- Datasheet of the Micro 2
- Presentation on the Cost Advantages of Thin Client computing
- Comparison of the M2 with x86 thin clients
