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KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 23, 2014--Devon IT today announced the expanded Lenovo thin client portfolio - with the new ThinkCentre M73 thin client – now running a fully unified operating system and thin client management suite. Lenovo’s LeTOS and WES 7 operating system options, with the Lenovo Thin Client Manager (LTM) helps drive deployment and management of hosted and virtual desktop solutions.
Lenovo ThinkCentre M73 Thin Client (Source: Devon IT)
The newly released ThinkCentre M73 thin client – part of Lenovo’s enterprise end-to-end solutions is a high-performance stateless device powered for productivity with an Intel Celeron Processor. It comes with a rich feature set that provides enterprise level functionality. Centralized processing makes it easy to manage data and hardware assets, monitor system access and enforce security policies and procedures while significantly increasing internal data security.
“The ThinkCentre M73 is a small form factor thin client that adds value to our quality desktop products and helps enterprises meet end-to-end IT solutions for desktop virtualization,” said Joe Makoid, President, Devon IT. “The M73 operating system combined with LTM management provides customers with a simplified, consistent way to cost-effectively deploy and use their hosted or virtual desktops.
Lenovo’s ThinkCentre M73 thin client offers customers a choice of a flexible Linux-based thin client operating system (LeTOS) or Windows Embedded Standard 7. The thin client also features Lenovo Terminal Manager (LTM) software that is effective, secure and easy to use management software. Lenovo collaborated in partnership with Devon IT, a worldwide leader of thin client solutions. Lenovo's thin client software allows IT managers to easily create, deploy and manage their virtual desktop infrastructure.
“VDI is complex and therefore requires a holistic management framework to orchestrate the many components required for successful virtual desktop delivery and management,” explained Makoid. “Our thin client software suite streamlines and simplifies desktop virtualization deployments, enabling IT organizations to gain greater management and control, ensure data and asset security, deliver a superior end-user experience, and provide enterprise continuity and cost reductions.”
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For more information about Lenovo thin client solutions or product details email: info@devonit.com or call +1 (610) 757-4220 or toll-free at (888) 524-9382. For more information about LeTOS and LTM please visit www.devonit.com/software. Follow Devon IT on Twitter @DevonIT.
About Devon IT
Devon IT, Inc., ( www.devonit.com ) is a leading information technology company that offers thin client software, hardware, and virtual desktop solutions. Devon IT's products offer users in various industries and environments greater IT security, enhanced manageability, improved reliability, and lower costs. Devon IT is also the creator of the patented VDI Blaster™ ( www.vdiblaster.com ), a software platform that transforms PCs with hard drives into virtual desktops and the innovators of the SafeBook® thin client notebook. The company is headquartered in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania with offices in London, Shanghai and Bangalore. Read Devon IT's technical blog, "Thin Tank," at http://www.devonit.com/blog.
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CONTACT: Devon IT
Paul Mancini, +1 610-757-4108
pmancini@devonit.com
KEYWORD: UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA PENNSYLVANIA
INDUSTRY KEYWORD: TECHNOLOGY DATA MANAGEMENT HARDWARE SOFTWARE SECURITY
SOURCE: Devon IT
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