On February 20, 2004 10:02 am, Brian Payst wrote: > I am pondering replacing one of our currently deployed Dell Optiplex > GX270 (Celeron 2.2, 256 MB RAM) with a true diskless thin client in > order to give the Dell to a staff member. I looked at > disklessworkstation.com and like the HP Compaq T5500 quite a bit. > > I would like to re-use some old hardware, but because of stylistic > concerns (these are public Internet kiosks in a newly renovated student > union and the management likes that techy look) I can't. > > I wonder if anyone has any experience with the HP Compaq machines or > other LTSP thin client or could think of a reason why I wouldn't want to > replace the existing machines. > > Many thanks, > > Brian Brian, I'd like to suggest that you consider the "Jammin 125" Thin-Clients from http://www.disklessworkstations.com . I hear that they're a "Pretty Good Bunch of Guys" , and they have a good variety of products as well! You never know when one of their people will show up on this site! Grin!
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