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The
Desktop Device for the New Millennium
Phoenix is the
most reliable and manageable thin client in the industry. Our Phoenix
thin client is an easier, smarter and simpler way to deliver the productivity
and application flexibility of a PC without the "PC downside" of high
service costs, low reliability, and short product life. Because Phoenix
is designed with no moving parts that can break down or lose data,
it delivers greater data protection and free of virus, and it is many
times more reliable than a PC. The Phoenix is quieter, easier-to-deploy,
and simpler to manage.
A High Powered Solution That Uses Less Energy
With computing
power, applications, and data centralized on secure servers, network
administrators can support more users without ever having to "touch"
each desktop. Software updates are distributed at once to all clients
across the network. Administrators can create standard desktop configurations
to ease training, troubleshooting, and maintenance. Applications
are executed on one or more centralized industry-standard server
and easily backed up to secure and protect data. They are quiet,
easy-to-deploy, and simple to manage remotely. The Phoenix thin
client can be set up in five minutes by a non-technician, from opening
the box to logon.
The Phoenix
is a low power user (and therefore low heat generator), and rarely
needs service. Their resiliency has been tested at more than 200,000
hours Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF), compared with only 25,000
hours for the average PC. They are more useful for at least two-to-three
times the useable life of a PC and require less regular maintenance
or emergency repair.
Based on prices
that start as low as traditional PCs, for the Phoenix, you can recover
the cost of a Phoenix thin client in one and a half to three months.
And since these savings are in terms of reduced maintenance, service
and support, without the need for constant upgrades, you will continue
to enjoy them every month you use a Phoenix thin client.
The
Pains of the PC, and How Thin Clients Eliminate Those Pains
You know the
benefits of PCs. You also know the downside: the rapid obsolescence,
the continual need to upgrade, the struggle to maintain data integrity
and security throughout the network, the endless chain of user-induced
problems and resultant down-time, broken hard drives, floppy drives
and fans, viruses, and theft.
How
Did We Do It?
Simple. We designed and built thin clients so they wouldn't
contain the problems that beset every PC ever made. We designed
them to be terminals acting like PCs, and made them better by eliminating
the problems, or centralizing them at the server, where they can
be better managed.
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