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| IGEL Launches a Virtual Universal Desktop Evaluation Tool IGEL Technology has introduced a virtualized version of its new Universal Desktop Linux-based firmware, which provides organisations with a no cost and risk-free way to evaluate the look and feel of IGEL's Universal Desktops. IGEL's virtualized thin client will include a full firmware version of IGEL's advanced pack - with the exception of the Ericom PowerTerm Terminal emulation offering - and organisations will have the ability to evaluate the product on a PC or notebook test system. The virtual Universal Desktop will run in VMplayer on top of a Windows or Linux operating system. Customers will experience many benefits of the Universal Desktop, such as a rich user experience that is indistinguishable from a PC, and will have access to a variety of digital services, local software tools (e.g. a Firefox browser, media player or a SAP GUI), as well as protocol clients like RDP, ICA, VDM, NX and X11R6. IGEL's virtual Universal Desktop is available worldwide and can be downloaded for free at this page. write your comments about the article :: © 2009 Computing News :: home page |