Sun Sun Ray 150
The SunRay 150s are fully integrated units with a stylish 15in LCD panel display.
The Sun is primarily designed to operate with a Sun server running Solaris. Sun has obviously gone to great lengths to develop some unique applications to place an edge on its thin client products. Therefore this unit definitely deserves a closer look if you are looking at deploying or migrating to a thin client environment. The amazing thing about the Sun Ray 150 is its price at $1049--it is only $100-$200 more than the equivalent box-only thin clients and the Sun includes a 15in LCD display and a smart card reader. The Wyse 9000 with integrated LCD is twice this price. If you combine that with the fact that you can deploy a very entry-level Sun V100 server for around $2000, you could have a very neat small environment solution for very low dollars.
| Product | Sun Sun Ray 150 |
| Price | $1049 |
| Vendor | Sun Microsystems |
| Phone | 03 9869 6200 |
| Web | www.sun.com/sunray |
| Interoperability |  |
| Supports all the common standards. | |
| Futureproofing |  ½ |
| Runs Sun’s proprietary OS, has all the expansion capabilities you could wish for. | |
| ROI |  |
| Amazing price for the features. Remember it includes an LCD monitor. | |
| Service |  |
| Five-year warranty is excellent. | |
| Rating |  ½ |
Winterm WT1200, or 1xxx series in general, has NOTHING to do with Linux, it runs Wyse Thin OS (WTOS - formally Blazer), which is proprietary OS developed by Wyse, and it fits 512 kB of flash memory in case of WT1200 (AFAIR WT1200 does not have NAND flash at all). Linux is used in WT5xxx series.