RDP boasts bi-directional audio (for VoIP ), enhanced multi-monitor support, multi-media redirection and more.
10ZiG Technology (formerly BOSaNOVA, Inc.), developer of thin clients and network appliances, has announced the availability of RDP 7 on 10ZiG Windows Embedded Standard Thin Clients.
RDP 7 (remote display protocol) offers enhancements which provide an improved end user experience. Not only is performance enhanced, the latest release of RDP boasts features including bi-directional audio (for VoIP support), enhanced multi-monitor support, multi-media redirection, and more. 10ZiG has a wide range of Windows Embedded Standard Thin Clients available with RDP 7 including the V-Series units which are designed for virtual desktops.
“This release was much anticipated and we’re pleased to be one of the first thin client vendors to announce the availability of RDP 7. RDP 7 paired with 10ZiG Thin Clients provides an enhanced end user experience and improved performance,” says Martin Pladgeman, 10ZiG Technology president. “We pride ourselves on our flexibility and ability to stay on top of technology allowing us to immediately offer RDP 7 in addition to being one of the first to offer support for the newest release of Citrix HDX.”
10ZiG’s Windows Embedded Standard Thin Clients are available for purchase through 10ZiG resellers. For a no-obligation trial or for more information, contact 10ZiG toll-free at (866) 865-5250, send an e-mail to
About 10ZiG Technology
10ZiG Technology (www.10zig.com), formerly BOSaNOVA, Inc., is a privately held company headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona. The company is principally engaged in the design and development of thin clients, security solutions, 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, VMware Partner Program, Parallels Partner Program and the Microsoft Partner Program. For more information, visit www.10zig.com.
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