The Z1 G3 also has additional features and storage. What may be a negative for some – and a plus for others – is the reduction of the display size, from 27 inches to 24. HP also announced new receiver software, which will give Apple Mac OS X users access to HP Z workstations.
An appliance originally designed to bring Citrix into the low end of the market has had its scalability increased more than tenfold, now supporting up to 5000 users. Dell also announced its new ThinOS software, which now supports Skype for Business, and is backwards compatible into the existing install base.
The new HP T730 Thin Client is a performance machine can support four UHD/4k displays natively, and six displays with an optional AMD FirePro discrete graphics card, to deliver what for the moment is a unique product in the market.
The Wyse products have had their own specific support packages since they were acquired by Dell, but the increasing visibility of the Dell ProSupport brand, and the availability of some new services not previously available to Dell Wyse has led to the change.
Thin-client vendor NComputing sees opportunity for service providers to add desktop-as-a-service capabilities
At the Citrix Synergy event in Anaheim, Dell has announced four additions to its cloud client-computing portfolio.
At Citrix’s Synergy event, HP unveils the first of its Z family designed for remote access, part of a push to move workstations to the data centre.
Dell changes compensation plans for direct sales team, giving a 20 per cent bonus when “complex” solutions are sold through the channel.
Dell looks to advance the move of professional workstations into the data centre with new reference architectures and a data centre at its headquarters.
Lenovo overtook HP again in quarterly PC shipments, becoming the largest personal computer manufacturer in the world. But the PC market continues to shrink.
Mobile device management vendor looks to replicate Canadian success worldwide
Americas leader for PSG on staying within HP and identifying developing market opportunities
Research firm sees media tablets and thin clients eating into the PC’s market dominance
