BOSaNOVA, Inc. has announced the availability of the new wireless 410XP BOStablet thin-client tablet, along with the newest release of BOSaNOVA's Linux thin clients.
The new 410XP BOStablet boasts the AMD Geode LX800 processor, Microsoft's XP Embedded operating system, and full screen 5250/3270 emulation. Additionally, the 410XP Tablet is IP53 compliant for resistance to water and dust. The touch screen is 10.4-inches, allowing for 1024 x 768 resolutions, and includes a built-in stand. It has been drop tested to endure multiple 2.5-foot drops.
The BOStablet is perfectly suited for healthcare, manufacturing, distribution, and retail industries where mobility and data security are essential. Other features include a rich I/O port array for application expansion, optional sunlight readable solution for outdoor applications, 3.5-hour battery life, and a wide-array of applications such as Shockwave, Flash, IE7 and more.
"We have addressed the increased need for mobility in the work force by continually adding and updating our wireless tablet options," says Martin Pladgeman, BOSaNOVA president. "In addition to our wide range of thin client hardware options, we now have multiple tablet options available to meet many different requirements."
The 410XP BOStablet is available for purchase through BOSaNOVA's resellers.
BOSaNOVA also announced the availability of the company's newest release of Linux thin clients.
The upgraded Linux firmware boasts a new ICA client and ICA PN Agent client version 10. BOSaNOVA worked hand in hand with Citrix to develop a proprietary PN Agent for published applications. In addition, support of Provisions Networks VDI client is included with the new release for connection to a connection broker in a virtual desktop environment.
Additional features include integration with VOIP (Skype) on the LTC-1300, new technology allowing for increased performance, and a new interface providing a Vista look and feel. Many other updates have been added. Visit http://www.bosanova.net/ for more details.
"For years we have preached the merits of Linux and invested heavily in the development of our enterprise class user-interface," says Pladgeman. "This newest release improves performance again on our Linux thin clients, up to 25 percent with boot time and connection startup reduction."
BOSaNOVA Linux thin clients include the LTC-1300, LTC-600, RBT-366 and RBT-802. They are also available for purchase through BOSaNOVA's resellers. For sales information on either product, contact BOSaNOVA toll-free at 866-865-5250, or email
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 security solutions, thin clients, and network appliances. The company's solutions include a highly refined user interface, remote management software, and performance optimization. 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 http://www.bosanova.net/.
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