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Web Browsing Performance of Wireless Thin-Client Computing
Overview Web applications are becoming increasingly popular for mobile wireless systems. However, wireless networks can have high packet loss rates, which can degrade web browsing performance on wireless systems. An alternative approach is wireless thin-client computing, in which the web browser runs on a remote thin server with a more reliable wired connection to the Internet. A mobile client then maintains a connection to the thin server to receive display updates over the lossy wireless network. To assess the viability of this thin-client approach, this paper compares the web browsing performance of thin clients against fat clients that run the web browser locally in lossy wireless networks.
| Publisher | Association for Computing Machinery | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | May 2003 | Downloads | 13 |
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