Not as thick as some: 7 thin clients tested

By Matt Tett, RMIT IT Test Labs
28 January 2004 11:03 AM
Tags: sun, thin, client, t&b, desktop, hp, ipex, compaq

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 Ipex ThinClient 3350
 Maxspeed 3300B
 Sun Sun Ray 150
 Wyse 1200LE
 Wyse 3125SE
 Wyse 9650XE
 
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    WT1200 is not Linux-based Anonymous -- 16/09/07

    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.

    HP Compaq t5700 uses a riser-card for PCI device Anonymous -- 16/09/07

    Onboard PCI slot is not meant to have PCI device directly inserted in it. HP Compaq t5700 can be equipped with special riser-card and bigger case, and PCI card is mounted vertically, not horizontally (moreover, it is upside-down). Part of case is replaced with bigger case (that has hole) from kit with riser card.

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