Hardware:

• Graphics: 24-bit graphics; Up to 1920x1200 @ 75 Hz
• Peripheral Interface: Four USB, powered
• Networking: 10/100Base-T
• Input Devices: Type 6 USB keyboard; USB mouse; Smart card reader
• Audio: CD-quality audio in/out, microphone, Head-phone jacks
• Monitor: Industry standard DVI/I connector supports Sun’s monitors, including 17-in., 19-in., and 21-in.; Sun’s 18-in. flat panel with included HD15 adapter; standard VGA compatible monitors
• Smart card: ISO-7816-1 (smart card reader)
• Adjustments: N/A

SUNRAY 1g ULTRA-THIN CLIENTS

The Sun Ray 1"thin client" connects to a server over a dedicated network to provide session portability with no desktop administrative load. A removable smart card identifies the current user to allow the use of the client workstation by multiple users. It accepts USB peripheral devices to expand functionality of the workstation.
The SunRay I eliminates maintenance at the desktop with no operating system or software and eliminates all upgrades at the desktop. It is a stateless appliance with a simple “plug-and-work” set-up or replacement. It eliminates the need to upgrade desktop resources to take advantage of new applications. It has low power consumption with centralized management for more efficient utilization of computing resources. Load distribution and fail over are supported with server grouping. Accessibility to a large number of applications running on the Solaris™ Operating System, Java™ technology, Microsoft Windows, and other UNIX® platforms, and 3270/5250 environments. Enables access to user’s session from any Sun Ray ultra-thin client in the network. There is no need for multiple systems on the desktop. Delivers server class performance to the desktop. The ultimate desktop client, Sun Ray ultra-thin clients are well-suited for workgroup environments, call centers, education, government, financial services, hospitality, healthcare, and technical markets. Powered by Hot Desk technology, the Sun Ray ultra-thin client solution centralizes management, significantly lowers total cost of ownership, and maximizes access to computer services throughout the enterprise.