Thin Client From Pano Logic

original from http://lowyat.net by Wern Shen

Tuesday, 09 December 2008 02:35 PM

A thin client is essentially a low cost computer terminal that connects and runs off the processing power of a centralized server. Usually dull looking and boring, this new thin client from Pano Logic goes against the grain of thin client design and comes in a spectacular shade of gold. "There’s no hard drive, no processor, nothing but a graphics driver, basic I/O inputs for power, keyboard, mouse, and ethernet port. It boots up like a regular computer bringing you the Windows XP or Vista OS. The experience is almost identical to having a regular computer. Lag is dependent on broadband speed but everything is done via virtualization and computed thru a centralized cloud." There isn't exactly a price tag on this nifty little gadget, because the US$20 per month fee you'll be paying includes the broadband connection that it needs to function on. Not too shabby a deal though, eh? (Source: BB Gadgets)