[K12OSN] suggested vendors

[Alan A Hodson]

Longhorns admirers and others ;-)

I am surprised nobody has mentioned the thin clients (and servers, 
and  Boot Appliances and software and...) from Symbio-technologies...
Go to http://www.thesymbiont.com/ for some of the best products, and 
support around... Gideon Romm (one of the partners) is a regular 
contributor here in k12osn... They diserve our support too.
cheers
Alan Hodson
El Paso ISD, TX
http://links.episd.org/
-=o=-


>The Matsonic MSCLE boards looked pretty attractive to me at one point;
>don't know if they'd work out, but they are approximately a PIII 800
>equivalent machine with onboard audio, video, LAN, and CPU.  I've
>never been able to test my theory, but it -sounds- like just add a $20
>matx case / PS and you'd be good to go.  Caveat Emptor, YMMV, etc.
>
>-dhbarr.
>
>
>On 1/5/06, Todd O'Bryan <toddobryan at mac.com> wrote:
>>  On Wed, 2006-01-04 at 14:31 -0500, Sharon Betts wrote:
>>  > When you need new terminals for a LTSP installation -- where do you
>>  > go?
>>
>>  Does anyone know of a place with instructions and guidance for people
>>  who might want to build their own? Also, is it any cheaper? I was
>>  thinking of trying to put together a micro ATX case--not as sleek as
>>  the thin clients you can buy that are built as thin clients, but
>>  pretty cool nonetheless.
>>
>>  Anybody have experience with something similar?
>>
>>  Todd
>>
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