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NComputing Launches its New X550 Desktop Virtualization Kit
IT News Online Staff
2008-11-18

NComputing Inc., a provider of ultra-low-cost computing appliances, has introduced its new X550 desktop virtualization kit. Each X550 kit delivers a rich multimedia computing experience to an additional five users on one PC for a list price of $449.

With a second X550 kit, a total of eleven users can all share a single PC. Recognizing NComputing's technology, the Consumer Electronics Show organization (CES) named the X550 an Innovations 2009 Design and Engineering Award honoree.


"Our mission has always been to slash the cost of computing. With the global economic crisis, the need has never been greater," said Stephen Dukker, CEO and chairman of NComputing. "Businesses, schools, factories and governments worldwide are facing severe budget constraints and the X550 is the perfect solution because it delivers computing access to employees and students at a fraction of the cost of standalone PCs, and with the same performance. The X550 joins the highly successful X300, which supports up to seven users on one PC."

NComputing said its solution is based on a simple fact: today’s PCs are so powerful that the vast majority of applications only use a small fraction of the computer's capacity. The company's technology creates multiple virtual desktops on a single PC so that many users can tap the unused capacity and share it as if each person had their own computer.

Each X550 kit includes five NComputing XD2 access devices, a PCI plug-in card, and the vSpace virtualization software. Unlike other desktop virtualization solutions, NComputing said the highly-efficient X550 delivers rich multimedia and full-screen video.

"Our IT budget couldn't keep up with our need for PCs," said Joe Jenkins, IT Director for Natomas Unified School District. "With NComputing, the choice was easy, we saved on our upfront costs and saved even more on ongoing support and maintenance. We've been using the X300 and now we look forward to deploying the X550 for even better savings and performance."

In less than two years, NComputing has shipped more than one million seats, making it the largest provider of ultra-low-cost computing solutions. NComputing's simplicity and ease of use have contributed to rapid worldwide acceptance: anyone with basic PC skills can install an NComputing solution and the savings are immediate. Over 25,000 organizations in 100 countries have deployed NComputing to slash their computing costs and electric consumption. NComputing said each access device uses just one watt of electricity, compared to 110 for a stand-alone PC, making it the greenest computing solution.


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