By Matt Tett and Michael Palamountain, Enex TestLab on 08 February 2008 01:53 PM
Tags: wyse, thin client, notebook, wyse x90, machine, remote, moving parts, battery life
Manufacturer: Wyse Technology
This is a thin client notebook, and as such it contains no HDD and minimal processing power.
For complete technical specifications, see the Wyse Web site.
This laptop runs on Microsoft® Windows XPe SP2 Wyse Feature Release 1 (WFR1).
High-security, mobile computing that is not exorbitantly priced
RRP: AU$984.00
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we are testing these out with our mobile workforce and so far they have been well recieved especially with the small form factor yet very nice, bright, wide screen!
The good: light-weight nice screen small
The bad: would like a longer battery life but would like to keep light weight I prefer a ball as opposed to touch mouse pad but some users love the touch pad so...