Naturally the wireless USB keyboard and mouse worked just fine. Easily corrected by changing the default back.
The printer worked flawlessly, the only issue I had was Windows 7 making it the default so the page setup in applications was rather small. I also plugged a USB printer into the T310, the Brother label printer you see beside the T310 above, to give it a bit more interest. Below you can see my Windows 7 desktop working in correct multi monitor.
I did use my normal dual monitor setup with two different screens, PCoIP fully supports this and passes the screen information into the VDI desktop. In my use the Tera isn’t the limiting factor so much as the network speed back to my co-lo lab, so I couldn’t stretch the Tera2 for display performance. The limitation with Zero clients is generally that they are only good with one remote display protocol, in this case PCoIP, which means VMware View. The T310 uses the latest Tera2 chip which provides about three times the graphics performance of the original Tera as well as having better USB support. The T310 is a PCoIP hardware zero client, it uses an ASIC designed by Teradici to handle the remote display protocol rather than having a general purpose CPU and local operating system like a thin client. I had been trying to get hold of one for a while as I like this type of zero client. The unit was kindly supplied by HP after I wrote about the T410 on this blog and about thin and zero clients in general on TechTarget. I’ve had an HP T310 PCoIP zero client on my desk for a couple of months and I’ve been using it but hadn’t written about it. The Wyse 3040 features hardened, optimized Wyse ThinLinux as well as virus-resistant Wyse ThinOS.Įxtremely compact and energy efficient, the Wyse 3040 runs on less than 5 watts and offers many years of efficient, secure and high-performance service.Time does fly by when you’re busy. Based on an Intel quad-core processor, this thin client offers enhanced performance for light multi-tasking and supports dual monitors at 2560x1600 60Hz. The Wyse 3040 is a highly affordable thin client delivering strong performance and great value for task and basic productivity users in virtual desktop environments. Supports two displays at 3840 x 30Hz or 60Hz. Integrated speakers preclude the need for external add-ons. The 5060 is Wifi enabled and has 4GB of RAM, 8 GB of storage and 6 USB ports (4 USB 2.0 and 2 USB 3.0). The Wyse 5060 Thin client leverages Dell Wyse ThinOS and is easy to manage and highly scalable. Learn more Get an enterprise subscription Find a Remote Workstation Cardĭell Wyse 5470 All-In-One Thin Clients with ThinOS Upgrade and manage your existing PCoIP Remote Workstation Cards or buy more from our OEM partners to harness the power of high-end towers, blade servers, or rack workstations and connect users anywhere to their graphics intensive applications, designs, and images.
0 kommentar(er)
