Deploying thin client technology with 4 users may not be cost effective.
If you require i will be able to provide costing of sunray thin clients from
oracle.

you can get more details about oracle thin clients at
http://www.oracle.com/us/technologies/virtualization/061984.html


for setting up 4 thin clients you require
1server
4thin clients
4 monitor
4keybord & mouse


Regards

         SREEHARI
        09033141578


On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 4:14 PM, Asha G <[email protected]> wrote:

>
>>    -
>>
>>
>>
>>    nstead of expensive PC, the thin client involves using monitor and
>>    
>> server.<#12e0f95edf97843d_12e0f2bccbc83aca_12e0e07aab28269a_group_thread_0>
>>
>>
>>    the CPU however is thin... not so like desktop PC.. the upgrade is
>>    done for
>>    each PC. ..
>>
>>    as quoted by the wikipedia:::
>>    The most common type of modern thin client is a low-end computer
>>    terminal
>>    which concentrates solely on providing a graphical user interface to
>>    the
>>    end-user. The remaining functionality, in particular the operating
>>    system,
>>    is provided by the server.
>>
>>    the another advantage is that the server can provide virtualization
>>    too ....
>>    which should be a interesting feature for any new student...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>    Roshan P Koshy <[email protected]> Feb 09 11:49AM +0530 
>> ^<#12e0f95edf97843d_12e0f2bccbc83aca_12e0e07aab28269a_digest_top>
>>
>>    Instead of expensive PC, the thin client involves using monitor and
>>    server.
>>    the CPU however is thin... not so like desktop PC.. On the desktop
>>    side,
>>    the upgrade is done for each PC. ..
>>
>>    as quoted by the wikipedia:::
>>    The most common type of modern thin client is a low-end computer
>>    terminal
>>    which concentrates solely on providing a graphical user interface to
>>    the
>>    end-user. The remaining functionality, in particular the operating
>>    system,
>>    is provided by the server.
>>
>>    the another advantage is that the server can provide virtualization
>>    too ....
>>    which should be a interesting feature for any new student...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>    sreehari <[email protected]> Feb 09 12:48PM +0530 
>> ^<#12e0f95edf97843d_12e0f2bccbc83aca_12e0e07aab28269a_digest_top>
>>
>>    Hi all
>>    Let me say something about this topic, because am working in this
>>    field for
>>    awhile
>>
>>    Thin clients are modern form of terminal computers. a thin client may
>>    be
>>    integrated with a lcd monitor or can be a seperate box. it has usb,
>>    netwrk
>>    as well as vga ports. you just need to configure dhcp in the server
>>    and
>>    install the server software, then you can connect thin client in the
>>    network
>>    and it will start at your login screen.
>>
>>    Eco friendly - less power consuption.because thin client have just a
>>    small
>>    interface board
>>    Go Green - H/W waste will be less because the upgradations will be
>>    done in
>>    servers only
>>    Mobility - u can access the same session from your home also (through
>>    http:)
>>    Convert many desktops into single thin client
>>    easy management
>>    fully customizable - means you can assign the RAM as well as storage
>>    space
>>    for a user
>>    ..
>>    like many-many advantages are there.
>>
>>
>>
>>    Thanks for the above. I still have many questions - suppose I am
>>    setting up a computing lab - to work on simulations of the brain - I have
>>    myself and say four others working on this in the lab. How can I set up a
>>    green lab - Do I need :
>>
>>
> 1) one server
> 2) one monitor
> 3) one keyboard
> 4) one thin client box ??
> 5) wifi access
>
> Can I use Ubuntu - work with Octave, python, latex and other languages that
> I am currently using.
> What would be the cost of setting up such a lab be - just hardware please.
> Thanks
>
> Asha Gopinathan
>
>>
>>
>>
>>    Regards
>>    Sreehari PR
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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