Thin Clients are light endpoint devices that do not perform any computer process inside the device; its operations are based on a network connection to the data center, where the virtual desktop is hosted.
When we consider the use of these devices for VDI, there are many things to take into account: What features do I need? How can I manage them? Do I really need a thin client?
They are a good way to provide light and easy to manage endpoints for the virtual desktops infrastructure, but there are also other hardware options for VDI.
So that you are sure of it when it comes to choose the option that best fits your needs, we bring you an interesting guide where you can consult the different alternatives and their benefits: Guide to choosing and managing VDI thin clients
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