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Sun Ray Ultra-Thin Clients in Technical Computing

Overview For years, design engineers and software developers have counted on Sun Microsystems to provide them with powerful and reliable systems to support their development needs. The Sun Ray ultra-thin client continues in this tradition, delivering the power of the server to the desktop. As companies make greater use of grid compute farms and server based applications, Sun Ray ultra-thin clients provide an outstanding zero-administration desktop platform. Sun Ray ultra-thin clients bring server-class performance to the desktop, while freeing users from upgrades and administration headaches. The unique Hot Desking feature encourages collaboration by enabling users to access their desktop from any client or to project it in a conference room.

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Publisher	Sun Microsystems	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	October 2003	Downloads	10
Format	White Papers
Topics	File and Network Servers, Thin Clients

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