Also called a "zero client," the ultra-thin client is reminiscent of the Java-centric network computer in the 1990s that never took off. See thin client. Advertisement.

O'Grady also hits me up on the synch issue: something I didn't adequately cover in my JavaDB post. Writes O'Grady: The problem as I see it in this case isn't the persistence itself; that's easy.

I was reading about the Google Chrome OS presentation today. It sounds more and more like thin client to me. The company I worked for previously used thin clients with Citrix. Those thin client ...

Thin clients and rich data. analysis. Jun 11, 2004 3 mins. Databases Small and Medium Business Technology Industry. ... Prime contenders in the rich-client struggle are Java, .Net, and Flash.

Thin-client vendor Wyse Technology Inc. is gearing up for an extensive push into the Linux space, ... The Java Runtime Engine 1.4, which had been optional on Wyses high-end systems, ...

Thin clients are more than just a cool idea; they are powerful tools for businesses and organizations all over the country. Amazon.com, one of the Internet's most popular retailers, has used thin ...

Microsoft is set to debut two Windows XP thin clients, one for low-end PCs for task-oriented workers, ... Java and Unix. Curt Schwebke, vice president and CTO of Wyse, said the San Jose, ...

Continuing its push to drive broader adoption of thin-client computing, Sun Microsystems Inc. Wednesday rolled out the second generation of its Sun Ray thin client devices and software, which now ...

Thin client specialist Wyse foresees a growing role for Linux in desktop terminals. ... The device has an embedded Netscape browser and Java plug-in, and supports RDP, ...