A zero client device is a type of thin client device that has a very small form factor with little to no processing, storage and memory components. It is a compact client-end PC that is used in a centralized computing infrastructure or virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI). A zero client generally does not have a built-in processor, storage, memory or native operating system (OS). But it usually has peripheral and communication ports, such as USB ports, VGA ports, audio in/out, and networking(LAN) ports. A zero client works through a central purpose-built server that hosts the OS (such as Microsoft Windows Multipoint Server 2012) and applications. It sends and receives computation requests over a network (or through USB) and it consumes very little power during operation, typically 2-3 Watts. To a certain extent, a zero client device is a simplified version of thin client device. They both connect to a server machine on which almost all computations are performed. Hence, a zero client is also known as an ultra-thin client. Product Type : Device Type : Zero Client, Display Sharing Technology : Virtual Desktop Sharing, Supported Server OS: Windows Multipoint Server 2012 / 2011 (WMS Standard Supports 10 Clients & WMS Premium Supports 20 Clients ), Video Resolutions: upto 1920 x 1024, I/O Ports: 3 USB 2.0 ,1 Gigabit Lan, 1 VGA, Mic-In, Spk-out, Protocol Supports: RDP 7.1 / 8.0, Native OS: No - Because it is Zero Client, Wireless Option: No, Weight: 120 grams, Dimensions: 98mm(L) X 98mm(W) X 21mm(H), Operating Temperature: upto 48 degree celcius, Placing Options: Table Top or Monitor Back, MTBF ( Mean Time Before Failure ) : 4.9 Lack Hours, Ambience: No noise because of NO Moving Components Inside, Generates Less heat & Provides Quiet and Pleasant Working Environment
