Dell 1000 Series Zero Client
Cloud Client-Computing for Windows MultiPoint Server

Overview:

Wyse 1000 series entry-level zero clients help schools give students efficient, flexible and accessible Windows 7 desktops by maximizing the potential of shared computing with Windows MultiPoint Server 2011and 2012. The result? A truly affordable alternative to the costly classroom PC. It’s easy to deploy and simple to set up and it’s the only one in its class, capable of supporting USB peripherals like webcams and flash drives.

The benefits are dramatic, with little or no management required. And they’re cool, compact and silent, and deliver rapid payback on pressured energy budgets with up to 90 percent reductions in energy consumption.

Benefits for your students, administrators, and you.

Up to 20 students can access a single host server running Windows Multipoint Server 2011 or 2012 while accelerating their learning experience. As a teacher, you’ll appreciate the simple plug-n-play nature of Wyse 1000 series zero clients. To add more desktops, all you do is plug into the server — and your students can log in and begin learning in seconds.

Schools only need to service and support one host server per 20-seat workgroup. And, combined with the easy setup and management that’s built into Windows MultiPoint Server, student desktop downtime and support issues are reduced, too. Since Wyse 1000 series zero clients draw a fraction of the power required to power full PC desktops, they’ll have a dramatic effect on your energy budget — and your carbon footprint.

Smart computing that’s good for our environment.

We’re committed to helping schools and organizations implement a greener computing strategy: One that delivers a more efficient and productive computing experience, and a positive effect on energy wastage, heat and carbon emissions.

Deploying Wyse 1000 series clients helps your school to achieve a lighter carbon footprint. Wyse 1000 series clients boast considerable green credentials: Reduced manufacturing impact and end-of-life recycling waste, and as much as a 90 percent reduced energy consumption compared to a standard PC.