Thanks, It's not just an idea. My companies (raywyse.nl and Siceroo) offer a Sun ray based service already. The simlock feature would enhance my product-marketing combinations for us. Indeed the Sun Ray is in my opinion the ultimate Saas device which should drive the 4th Saas wave, called the Saas infrastructure wave. I think Sun should tune the Sun Ray product for this kind of use. Meaning: - Very stable and durable systems but at competitive price levels. (Sun is doing a good job in education at this moment with their matching grand offers) - Make business models possible which others can not deliver in the desktop market. Like the sim lock and better central managment and configuration features. - Do something with the environmental benefits. The Sun Ray uses 4 watt's. But the powersupply uses 6 Watts at 230 Volts. Power over ethernet would be better for SR2. However I like the fact that SR2 (FS) and SR 270 all work on 12 Volt. This gives us the option to build offices with a special more efficient 12 Volt power infrastructure based on Solar energy.
So keep up the good work! I would not be suprised if 80% of the desktops at work and at home would be running Sun Rays within the next 10 years. Ivar > Ivar Janmaat wrote: >> Yes, the Sim feature would be great if we could use it to store >> configuration information and (VPN) certificate information on it. >> >> A Sim lock feature might also be interesting. >> The Sun Ray can than not be used with other Sim cards for a certain >> periode. >> This way we could sell Sun rays like cell phones. >> Free hardware if you buy a Sun Ray subscription for 3-5 years. > > Ivar, that sounds like a brilliant idea. The ultimate SaaS device. > > _______________________________________________ > SunRay-Users mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users > _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
