[K12OSN] thin clients

[Huck]

I demo'd a Neoware Capio One...but I like the Affirmative YeStation Mini 
better =) much smaller and mounts to the back of LCD monitors that have 
the 'vesa'(I think this is what it's called) mount.

Nothing wrong with the Capio One...just the mini looks better(cuz you 
can't see it at all behind the monitor =)

--Huck

William Parrott wrote:
> We've used a Wyse 9235 (booting from PXE, not the WinXPe OS) terminals
> in a testing-only lab. It's still a rather expensive way to go (about
> $400 w/o monitor). If your environment doesn't require removable storage
> for end-users it is very reliable and easy to service platform. I am
> planning to evaluate the Neoware Capio One (under $250 w/o monitor) as a
> possible alternative to the Wyse terminals. Wyse makes a sub-$300
> terminal (1200 series) but I believe they only support Citrix ICA/MS RDP
> (no PXE).
> 
> I'm now working on getting some old Amptron 'BookPC'(BKE630) computers
> to boot from the network. They have RPL boot support but no PXE support.
> Has anyone from the list been able to successfully boot from an
> RPL-based network client or with one of these 'Book-PC's'?
> 
> 
> 
>>John Arends wrote:
>>
>>Have any of you tried using thin clients boxes from wyse 
>>or another 
>>company instead of old PCs as your thin clients?
> 
> 
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