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Thin client networking - UK Government Web Archive
Thin client networking - UK Government Web Archive

... allow peripheral devices to join the network, though most do not. Therefore integration of devices such as digital cameras or video equipment may not be possible. Poor multimedia performance  Graphics intensive applications or multimedia programs which require high levels of processing may not work ...
Thin client networking - UK Government Web Archive
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... allow peripheral devices to join the network, though most do not. Therefore integration of devices such as digital cameras or video equipment may not be possible. Poor multimedia performance • Graphics intensive applications or multimedia programs which require high levels of processing may not work ...
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... The RFS 6000 Wireless Services Controller from Motorola enables the wireless enterprise by offering an integrated WLAN communication platform that delivers secure and reliable voice, video and data applications. Designed on the innovative and modular Wi-NG operating system, the RFS 6000 provides wir ...
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