Computer Lab International (CLI) Expands Its’ High-Performance – ET4500 Series of Thin Clients
Placentia, CA (ContentDesk) March 16, 2006 -- Computer Lab International, Inc. (CLI), a leading provider of thin client and text terminal products introduces three additional thin client products to further strengthen the ET4500 series- the ET4510x, ET4520x and the ET4520g. The ET4510x flexible, high-performance Microsoft Windows XP Embedded thin client includes a PCI expansion slot that can be used for a wide variety of add-ons, such as: video cards for multi-headed and high resolution graphics, DVI, external media cards, and communications/NICs such as 1GB Ethernet and broadband.The new ET4520x flexible, high-performance Windows XP Embedded thin client includes a PCMCIA expansion slot.
This slot is designed for various PC card expansion options such as with memory cards, modem cards, and network cards.And the new ET4520g, powerful Windows CE thin client includes a PCMCIA expansion slot, for more computing options.As with all of the thin clients in the ET4500 series, these three new products have multiple terminal emulations to access mainframe, midrange, UNIX and other legacy applications, as well as Internet Explorer browser to access Web-based applications.
They all come bundled with CLI SNMP Administrator software to provide administrators complete control of all CLI desktops.
Standard configuration of the ET4500 series comes complete with a keyboard, mouse and a three-year warranty.
Many options are available, including monitor, keyboard and warranty upgrades.
All are available for immediate shipment through CLI resellers worldwide. The addition of these three products is a perfect fit to fully compliment an already established and strong line of thin clients.
By increasing the versatility of the ET4500 series of products, CLI now has something to meet everyones needs, says Michael Oliva, CLIs Director of Marketing.
We are constantly striving to find ways to make computing more manageable and choices easier for the customer.
About Computer Lab International, Inc.
(CLI)Since 1984, Computer Lab International has been specializing in application modernization through the use of CLI thin client devices, IBM-compatible midrange terminals and host-access terminal emulation software. The benefits of using CLI products include delivery of new features and capabilities to users, reduced risk of upgrading legacy systems, shortened time-to-market for system enhancements, and increased ROI for IT investments. CLI is based in Placentia, California, has sales and support offices throughout the world and an extensive VAR partner networkFor more information or to obtain an evaluation unit, visit the CLI web site, or call 1.800.727.5250 in the US, 1.714.572.8000 elsewhere.Computer Lab International is a trademark of CLI, Inc.
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