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HP Thin Client Portfolio Now Certified for VMware View

HP Certifies Linux-based Thin Clients for VMware View Manager
By HP News Desk
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January 17, 2009 06:00 AM EST
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HP announced that its entire line of thin clients is now certified for VMware View.

The certification, which covers the Microsoft Windows CE, Windows XP Embedded and Linux operating systems, includes rigorous testing and quality assurance with VMware View for enhanced reliability and ease of deployment.

HP is now offering Linux thin clients certified for VMware View Manager, an enterprise desktop management server that enables IT administrators to provision and control user access. Additionally, HP has claimed it is the only vendor to receive View Manager certification for Windows CE.

HP offers a lineup of Windows and Linux-based thin clients that are ideally suited for VMware View deployments and deliver a range of performance and features to support a wide variety of user needs - from basic data entry to 3-D imaging and remote collaboration. The HP t5135 and t5145 Thin Clients with the HP ThinConnect operating system are HP's first Linux-based thin clients to be certified for View Manager.

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