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How CLI Windows CE .NET Thin Clients can Reduce IT Security Risks Vs. PCs or other Devices

Overview CLI thin clients are simple devices that are used for information display. CLI thin clients do not “run” applications, but can display any application containing graphics or text information. Applications look the same as the original. CLI thin clients have no local hard disk, floppy, or CD storage, and no fan or other moving parts. Most CLI thin clients have a local Windows CE .NET operating system. The paper describes How CLI Windows CE .NET Thin Clients can reduce IT Security Risks vs. PCs or other devices.

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Publisher	Computer Associates	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	November 2003	Downloads	490
Format	White Papers
Topics	Windows CE, Desktop Systems - PCs, Thin Clients

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