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| IGEL Technology Enhances Its Smart Product Range IGEL Technology enhances its Smart product range with the latest VIA Eden processor and CN700 chipset with VIA V4 bus technology. This enhancement delivers an average performance increase of more than 30% over the previous Smart generation and gives new features such as dual monitor support. The IGEL Smart series supports Linux, Windows CE and ndows XPe operating systems and is aimed at value-driven customers who want high performance and features for a great price. All versions of the IGEL Smart series support external smart card readers and come bundled with the IGEL Remote Manager suite. The IGEL Smart series consumes only 20W of power and is small enough to be mounted on the back of monitors and furniture using an optional VESA bracket. The IGEL-2110 LX Smart is based on IGEL Linux and comes with ICA, RDP, ThinPrint and Cisco VPN. It is fully dual monitor capable using the built in VGA and DVI ports. The IGEL-2510 XP Smart comes with ICA, RDP and ThinPrint clients, a full Internet Explorer web browser and Microsoft Media Player. It is fully dual monitor capable just like the 2110 LX. Both the IGEL-2110 LX Smart and IGEL-2510 XP Smart models can offer extended desktop capability for a single session or can have separate sessions on each monitor. The IGEL-2110 CE Smart is based on Windows CE and comes with ICA, RDP, ThinPrint, and Microsoft VPN clients. It can output a single session to two monitors using the VGA and DVI ports. The launch of the new Smart models follows the recent announcement of IGEL Technology product line expansion with three new series: the IGEL ProScribe thin client tablet for mobile applications, the IGEL Elegance thin client with integrated 17" TFT Display and the IGEL PanaVeo quad-display thin client. The expanded IGEL product range allows organisations, with almost any application and in any market, to provide secure, manageable and secure digital access to their infrastructure. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |