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Published on: January 28th, 2008

Devon IT Debuts New 6050 Model at 2008 Citrix Summit

“Devon IT continues to grow its client base internationally, from China to India to South America,” says Joe Makoid, President Devon IT.

Devon IT, the fastest-growing provider of thin clients and alternative desktop solutions, today debuted their new 6050/8050 thin client at the 2008 Citrix Summit. The new model replaces the 6030/8030 series and offers major upgrades to performance and reliability.

“Devon IT continues to grow its client base internationally, from China to India to South America,” says Joe Makoid, President Devon IT. “This ROHS-compliant thin client model will help us continue to advance in Europe as well, as functionality, diminished electricity costs, and lower total cost of ownership benefits are in line with what our clients in these countries are anxious to implement. This announcement also comes at the perfect time, as we can demonstrate this technology for our clients and partners at the Citrix Summit.”

The stateless unit boasts the latest VIA C7M-ULV processor, is ROHS-compliant and has a smaller form factor than the previous unit, ideal for users with limited space. The low voltage processor and utilization of DDR2 memory make these units more power efficient than ever. The unit is available with Devon IT’s proprietary operating system, DeTOS, or Windows XP Embedded for users who require flexibility or the installation of custom applications. Both operating systems include an embedded browser, the latest RDP and Citrix ICA clients, as well as many other built in clients for maximum connectivity. Other key features for the terminal include:

  • 128MB DOM 256MB DDR2 RAM (6050)
  • 1 GB DOM/1 GB DDR2 RAM (8050)
  • Displays Windows desktops, web browsers, and applications from multi-user Windows 2000 and Microsoft Server 2003
  • Optimized for VDI
  • Full multimedia support with 6 USB, 1 Serial, 1 Parallel, 2 PS/2, 1 VGA
  • Easy-to-use Graphical User Interface (GUI)
  • Fanless with no moving parts (i.e. hard drive) to fail
  • Unit available the end of February with prices starting at $299

Devon IT will also be showcasing various other thin clients at Citrix Summit including the SafeBook, the first mobile thin client notebook, the revolutionary HC10 Workstation Blade and other thin client terminals with prices starting at just $139.

About Devon IT

Devon IT, Inc, (www.devonit.com) is an information technology company that focuses on offering thin client hardware and software for alternative desktop solutions that provide enterprise customers with greater security, enhanced manageability, improved reliability, and lower costs. Devon IT's products are orderable from Dell and Devon develops products that support Dell's Flexible Computing Solutions. Devon IT is also the creator of VDI Blaster™ (www.vdiblaster.com), a software suite that transforms existing Windows® PCs into virtual desktops. Read Devon IT's technical blog "Thin Tank" at http://www.devonit.com/blog.

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