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| Supports
embedding of customer-selected local Windows 32-bit applications
in the terminal |
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Delivers
the flexibility,power, and performance ofthe Windows operating
system |
| Microsoft
Internet Explorer 5.5 resident |
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Direct
web access, local JVM optional (standard with 96MB FLASH RAM) |
| Access
multimedia applications via optional Microsoft MediaPlayer (standard
with 96MB FLASH RAM) |
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High-performance
industry-standard operating system
to access broad range of standard drivers |
Local
Windows NT desktop interface, also displays Windows NT desktops
and applications via multiuser Windows NT and Windows 2000 servers
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Simple
desktop integration of UNIX/host systems with Windows NT and
Windows 2000 |
| Supports
RDP and ICA 6 protocols
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Adds
basic ICA services |
| Connects
to any VESA standard monitor
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Flexibility
to choose optimal protocol
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| 10/100BaseT
Fast Ethernet, two serial, one parallel, and one USB port, PCMCIA
slot |
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Flexibility
to use almost any monitor
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| Remote
management and configuration through DHCP support and scripted
hosts
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Fast
LAN/WAN connectivity, robust peripheral support, dial-up capabilities
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| Microsoft
Windows NT Embedded operating system |
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"Visit-free"
management, upgrades, and configuration from administrator's
console
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| Three-year
Buyer's Protection Plan |
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Ability
to embed local applications |
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Assurance
of reliability, availability, and performance, from the industry
leader |
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