Share 1 CPU with any number of monitors
With Information Technology
being one of the fastest growing sectors in Uganda, many companies,
organizations and institutions are embracing computers to simplify, organize,
manage and efficiently utilize the minimum resources available at the same time
maintaining high quality output. Computers are required in
almost all sectors of the economy; Education, Energy, Public Sector
Administration, and the Private Sector. The most efficient way to use these
computers and still save on energy consumption, maintenance and hardware is by
using NComputing Virtual desktops. NComputing
involves one PC being shared by multiple users at the same time. One PC is used
as a central point and monitors are added to it using NComputing hardware
provided by ITCORP (U) LTD in partnership with NCOMPUTING INC.
NComputing
X550 Access kit
With this model comes one PCI
card, 5 devices in a box with software and mounting screws all included. The
card is inserted in any of the expansion slots of a CPU. One PCI card will
connect all the five devices to the monitors available. Each device uses 1 watt of power. A maximum of 2 cards can be
installed in one CPU unit. The 5 devices are connected to the PCI card in the
CPU with Ethernet cables of maximum length 10 meters. These devices do not have
external power adaptors and so power will run along the connected Ethernet
cable. No network switch is required since there will be direct connection
between the devices attached to the monitor and the PCI card in the main CPU.
However, networking is required between the CPUs.
NComputing M300 kit
This model comes with 3 devices and software in a box. No
PCI is required as this connection will be across a Local Area Network (LAN).
Up to 45 monitors can be connected to one CPU with the required minimum
requirements and correct configurations applied. Each device has an external
power adaptor and uses 12 watts of power.