Re: Comments on Thin Consoles

["Jim Franz" <franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Rob,
Appreciate the link. The for changing the type of console look like
it could be either easy or scary.
The link from IBM to Neoware (who makes IBM's Thin Console) is useless.
IBM calls it a 9944 Model 100, which means nothing on Neoware's site,
and they make many models of thin clients. Their search returns nothing
for i5 or 9944, and search for 520 console returns links for DEC machines,
yet all updates for the thin client come from Neoware...
For others - IBM's Thin Console announcement is 106-510 on July 11,2006
The Thin Console is $699 supply your own monitor, and does use the HMC
port on back of 520.
jim

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