There is excitement at VMworld 2015 around the new zero client desktop and laptop offerings from NCS. IT managers are aware that there are many end point choices in the virtualization space. People maybe most familiar with thin client solutions, such as Windows embedded products, and desktop zero clients where the OS resides in the data center.
IT managers may be less aware that zero clients today are found in the laptop/notebook form factor, which makes them much more convenient for the typical knowledge worker who needs to stay connected on a business trip, or from a home office or beach house over the weekend. 
So there has been enthusiasm for the new Cirrus LT Plus PCoIP zero client laptop. Cirrus LT Plus has a 15.6-inch high FHD display, and a full keyboard with numeric keypad. In addition, it has a primary hot-swappable battery with an additional integrated second battery for more than eight hours of continuous power. Lots of useful options include integrated smart card reader, proximity card reader, fingerprint reader, docking station, WiFi and 4G broadband.
Some IT folks need portability in their virtualization plan, in addition to mobility. That's where the Cirrus DT WiFi comes into play. This new desktop zero client is ideal for healthcare applications and other implementations where virtual end points must be low cost yet portable and WiFi connectivity is preferred for superior manageability, security and productivity. Portable desktop zero clients have applications on medical carts, in aviation hangers, on factory floors and in remote workspaces. Unique firmware in the DT WiFi enables the control and management of the WiFi subsystem locally and remotely.
All Cirrus LT zero client desktops and laptops deliver superior computing security because they have no OS, no local storage and don't retain persistent user data. Antivirus protection is not necessary. Cirrus LT computers use the Teradici PCoIP protocol to ensure superior performance.
You can learn more right now about these exciting new products by going to http://www.ncst.com/content/cirrus-lt-brochure.
Or download the White Paper!
