5/09/2012 01:22:00 AM
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HP has just announced today the powerful HP t410 All-in-One (AiO) Smart Zero Client, on its official website. The t410 is featuring new and innovative one-wire Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology, while still providing outstanding multimedia performance and a true PC-like experience.
They’re calling it “PC-like” because this is not your average PC with an overpriced hard drive and an overpriced Intel CPU. This unit is driven by a very power-efficient processor using the popular ARM architecture.
In fact, the system is so efficient that, together with its 18.5” screen, it will consume a maximum of 13 watts and that’s why it is not powered from the usual power socked, but by using a LAN cable with Power over Ethernet technology.
The system can be plugged into any virtual operating infrastructure such as Citrix, VMware, or Microsoft environments.
The t410 will save time with less management. HP Smart Zero Technology gives you a no-touch, no-management experience. Once connected, the HP t410 will use Auto-sensing Technology to locate the host server in the datacenter and download the latest update.
The user simply connects to the network and starts working. If the virtualization software changes, the t410 will adapt to its environment with ease every time.
The screen is a bright 200 nits display integrating 3M technology. HP’s t410 can also be easily integrated into the popular XenDesktop infrastructure for the full HDX experience, or it can work perfectly with Windows using RDP and RemoteFX using any PCoIP standard available.
While client systems such as the HP t410 are not so popular for home users, they are popular in university labs and in company business use in general.
The system comes with 3-year warranty, but pricing has not been made available yet.
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