BOSaNOVA, Inc., the market leader in development of Thin Clients and Network Appliances today released the 1300 Series Thin Clients, the latest addition to its award winning thin client family.
The new 1300 Series replaces the BOSaNOVA 1000 Series providing customers with more power and flexibility. The 1300 Series is powered by the high speed 1.3 GHz C7 VIA processor CPU and are available in Linux (LTC-1300) and XPe (XTC-1300).
The LTC-1300 and XTC-1300 are available with an 802.11 b/g internal wireless option and built in PCI and PCMCIA slots for additional flexibility. Additionally, both units boast the 8X AGP Graphics Accelerator, one of the fastest graphics processor available in a thin client.
Other highlights include:
- Advanced 5250 emulation
- Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)
- Independent Computing Architecture (ICA.)
- Lotus Notes support
- Flash Player
- Adobe Acrobat
- SNMP based management software
- Industry's best warranty (3 year advance exchange warranty standard)
In addition, the LTC-1300 is available with Firefox browser, OpenOffice, and Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) for advanced printing capabilities. The XTC-1300 includes eTrust Antivirus for XPe, IE6 SP2, Shockwave, Quad Monitor Support option, Sun and Microsoft JVM, and MS Office Viewers.
"With the 1.3 GHz C7 Via processor, the 1300 Series is our most powerful thin client to date," says Martin Pladgeman, President of BOSaNOVA, Inc. "The 1300 Series sets new performance standards for thin clients."
The LTC-1300 and XTC-1300 are now available for purchase through BOSaNOVA's resellers. For sales information contact BOSaNOVA, Inc. toll-free at (866) 865-5250, or send e-mail to:
About BOSaNOVA, Inc.
BOSaNOVA, Inc is a privately held company headquartered in Phoenix Arizona. The company is principally engaged in the design and development of software solutions based on XP, CE, and LINUX. The company's solutions include a highly refined user interface, remote management software, and performance optimization, packaged to maximize the functionality of thin clients and network appliances. The company's products are sold through a worldwide network of IBM and CITRIX Business Partners. Industry affiliations include membership in IBM's PartnerWorld for Developers, Citrix Global Alliance Partner Program, and the Microsoft Partner Program. For more information, visit www.bosanova.net.
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