Powered by NComputing's Numo System on a Chip (SoC), the L-series client device costs less than any other thin- or zero-client options and is a quarter of the cost of typical desktop PCs. Its sleek low-power design and form factor is easily mounted on a monitor or secured to a desk.

With CAT6, which I ended up having to run across the floor.).Īccess up to 100 virtual desktop sessions per vSpace ServerThe L-series is a game-changing virtual desktop client device. I couldn't get them to work after wiring the room to support them just across it, and when i talked to tech support, only then did they inform me that the effective range was a horrendous 15ft. We are currently using the X550 card with XD2 devices, and I have to say it was a poor purchasing decision on my company's part. Sometimes for a week, sometimes for 12 hours.When it works the NComputing Virtual desktops are nice though if we had to do it all again I do not think we would go this route again.One final thing in their promotional videos they show a bank of machines where some of them are playing different videos (one of the videos looks like 'Finding Nemo') those are ripped files N Computing cannot play multiple DVDs or even one, it doesn't share the DVD drive with the user sessions.To date since its inception (March 2010) we have not had a trouble free week of operation from this product. We contact support, make sure we have the latest build, completely uninstall the software, reinstall the software, re-register the cards and they work again. We have switched the OS from MS Multi point server to Server 2008, effect still occurs.We have also seen each of the cards lose their registration more times then I can count.

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