Pano Logic, one of our preferred vendors has just released Generation 2 of their amazing Zero client cube. What makes their products unique is that they don’t have a CPU, RAM or firmware in their cubes, yes they really are maintenance free and a ZERO compared to their zero client competitors that really aren’t true zeros. The Pan [...]
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Pano Logic has something new
Pano Logic, one of our preferred vendors has just released Generation 2 of their amazing Zero client cube. What makes their products unique is that they don’t have a CPU, RAM or firmware in their cubes, yes they really are maintenance free and a ZERO compared to their zero client competitors that really aren’t true zeros. The Pan [...]
In praise of slightly fat Nettop boxe...
So what’s a Nettop? Think of the Netbook PCs, inexpensive $350 low powered 10″ screen PCs that are convenient but not very fast. Take the screen and keyboard away and you’ve got a Nettop, except they have better quality, higher performance components, designed to a price point, but for longevity. Insert a 32 or 64GB SSD dri [...]
How IT works
The IT department has a difficult job. They must make sure that every PC user has a functioning PC, the apps they need and access to data that they are authorized to see and use. One of the way they do that is through the refresh cycle. Typically, IT will replace 1/3 of the PCs under their purview each year. So in a company with 150 desktop P [...]
So what does the user see?
One of the great advantage of Zero or Thin Client computing is that the IT center can quickly change to add to what the user can see. By that I mean the following. In your LAN the user has a copy of Windows XP or Windows 7 on their PC. They switch in on, wait a few minutes for the boot storm, log-in and get to work. The same is true for Z [...]
Night and day
We just received some sample Generation 2 Pano Logic Zero client cubes and immediately plugged one in next to a G1 version. While the first version is fine for general PC work, its Achilles heal is in multi-media. It was like night and day, and hard to believe that the G2 was that much better. Not only was the full screen YouTube videos smoo [...]