There are two different types of zero clients – a software zero client and a hardware zero client. Before we look at the differences between these, here are the basic points that support utilizing a zero client in a VDI environment...

In the last piece ‘Why go Windows on a Thin Client in a VDI Environment’ we looked at the advantages of using a windows embedded operating system over the embedded operating systems or Zero Clients...

Are you currently doing a Thin Client Proof of Concept and worried about the future availability of that product? Who will be my future account representative? Where will the support come from and will they be versed on supporting my current model? How will future warranty exchanges be handled? Will the current management utility support both brands and will I be forced to use two different...

Using a Windows Embedded Operating System on a Thin Client in a VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure)environment has many advantages over other embedded operating systems or Zero Clients, and in this piece we would like to go through a number of those benefits.