Wyse X90L and Wyse X90Le extend the benefits of thin computing to mobile users with secure access to corporate networks and IT infrastructureThe Wyse X90L and Wyse X90Le augment the portfolio of mobile thin computers that fit customer needs. With a high-performance energy conserving VIA C7-M ULV processor, the Wyse X90L mobile thin computer gives you all the power and flexibility you need as a mobile user. It is the first thin computer with a Gigabit network connectivity for access to the fastest LAN connection possible within your corporate environment. This is a mobile computer designed from the ground-up to meet the thin client criteria, fanless design, no hard disk, no moving parts and longer lifespan.
Other features include a 15.4inch Widescreen WXGA TFT LCD screen which provides the real estate needed for normal applications as well as enhanced experience for graphics applications. It provides the flexibility of digital or analog outputs for connecting to the latest projectors or external displays.
Because the Wyse X90L mobile thin computer is designed for access to applications that are fully managed in the data center, it is inherently secure from viruses and other malicious software attacks. With a slim design and less than 5lbs of weight it is ideal for the road warriors. Because the Wyse X90L is more secure, more reliable, and more manageable than a standard laptop or PC, it can provide significant improvements in cost savings and security to any IT implementation. Both mobile thin clients are also 3G capable, allowing access to corporate networks for the road warriors.
The Wyse X90L mobile thin computer comes with Microsoft Windows XP Embedded, giving you access to the most advanced web browser and media player capabilities in a thin computer.
In addition, the Wyse X90Le mobile thin computer includes Smart Card for security and Bluetooth for internet access through a variety of mobile phone options.
These mobile thin computers support the optional Wyse TCX* software for a superior user experience, including rich multimedia from Windows Terminal Services, Citrix, and VMware VDI architectures.
