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VMware Could 'Mow Down' Citrix Systems In Desktop From news.investors.com - Today, 10:25 AM VMware could 'mow down' Citrix Systems in the desktop virtualization market, says an analyst in upgrading VMware stock rating to outperform. Craig Allen Keefner's insight: In his report, Murphy says VMware's new Horizon Suite 6.0 software and its $1.54 billion acquisition of AirWatch, a mobile devices management services company, are creating an opportunity to "knock Citrix out of the ring." "Partners suggest that with VMware's new Horizon Suite 6.0 and the AirWatch acquisition, VMware has 'closed the gap' with Citrix from a functionality standpoint" and is "absolutely" starting to take share from Citrix, he wrote. Doesn't help to see Citrix exec selling stock either...     Inky Launches A Smarter Email Client For iOS That Sorts And Filters Your Email ... - TechCrunch From techcrunch.com - Today, 10:20 AM TechCrunch Inky Launches A Smarter Email Client For iOS That Sorts And Filters Your Email ... Craig Allen Keefner's insight: Mobiles start driving redefinition of email clients. Thank goodness....     Deliver apps to mobile devices on the fly -- without VMware or Citrix - TechTarget From searchconsumerization.techtarget.com -Today, 10:18 AM Deliver apps to mobile devices on the fly -- without VMware or Citrix TechTarget The company expects customers to use the product as a compliment to remote desktop session hosting (RDSH) or virtual desktop infrastructure platforms provided by the... Craig Allen Keefner's insight: Welcome to PowWow     Aspen Systems Teams Up with Comark to Provide Major Meat Processor with Turnkey MRP Solution From www.prweb.com - Today, 9:22 AM (PRWEB) May 30, 2014 -- Aspen's Canopy Software Integrated with Comark's Touchscreen Thin Client Enclosures are a Winning Combination Craig Allen Keefner's insight: Comark's robust 19" resistive touchscreen allows the operator to easily navigate through Canopy's Data Collection menus. The stainless steel design allows for a full 360° sanitizing washdown and can withstand the harshest of environments.     NComputing enters desktop-as-a-service market with solution for service providers From www.echannelline.com - May 25, 7:20 AM Dave Burton, NComputing's Vice President of Global Marketing By Mark Cox Santa Clara-based cli... Craig Allen Keefner's insight: Santa Clara-based client virtualization provider NComputing, the number three manufacturer of thin clients, has made its initial foray into the desktop-as-a-service (DaaS) market. The new offering is a solution for service providers powered by NComputing's vSpace desktop virtualization platform, that service providers can use to offer a hosted virtualized desktop offering to SMBs. They also announced their first partner, So-net, a member of the Sony Group, who will make the solution available in Japan.

Electronic signatures signed, sealed and delivered on IGEL thin and zero ... - WhaTech From www.whatech.com - Today, 10:22 AM Electronic signatures signed, sealed and delivered on IGEL thin and zero ... Craig Allen Keefner's insight: IGEL builds signature pads right into the kernel, and that makes a ton of sense if only in the healthcare market (and maybe financial eh?). Last time I saw that was touchscreen support for Walmart.     Amazon pokes a hole in VMware with this new plugin - VentureBeat From venturebeat.com - Today, 10:18 AM Amazon pokes a hole in VMware with this new plugin VentureBeat Today Amazon announced a new plugin for VMware's popular vCenter software for managing data center infrastructure.     Is Cloud-Based CAD Ready for Prime Time? Part 1 | Cadalyst From www.cadalyst.com - Today, 10:15 AM Herrera on Hardware: Centralized, server-side graphical computing technology is on the upswing. Should you care where your computer is? Craig Allen Keefner's insight: Engineering drawings will be one of the last to move to the cloud thanks to intensive GPU operations but Nvidia wants to change that. And from an IP and response-time standpoint it makes sense to get drawings off the PC, and groups on the web.     Is the PC Dead? Not at Dell, Which Is Doubling Down From www.cio.com - May 30, 3:55 PM For Dell, reports of the personal computer's death have been greatly exaggerated. In fact, the company's seeing good growth from its PC and thin client lines. Credit new designs, higher screen resolutions, a program for helping users migrate from Windows XP -- and a steadfast refusal to believe the hype about the death of the PC. Craig Allen Keefner's insight: Most profitable system today at IBM is System Z mainframe. Aren't they dead already? Interesting to note that Dell's thin client growth runs at 30 percent, year over year     ViewSonic Introduces World's First Standard Quad Output Thin Client / ViewSonic News From www.viewsonic.com - May 19, 2:40 PM The SC-T47 Quad Thin Client with Four Digital Video Outputs Debuts at Citrix Synergy Enterprise Mobility Conference

Clientron Corp., a world-leading supplier of thin client and embedded systems, is proud to unveil its new F800 thin client, which is based on the next generation Intel Celeron processor SoC with 22nm Silvermont microarchitecture, enabling a significant performance improvement over previous generation Intel Atom processors to deliver a better end-user experience.

USB 3 and Ethernet as standard make Intel's diminutive box increasingly credible.

RapidSwitch, one of the UK's leading server hosting companies and part of iomart Group, has launched a new range of servers based on the Intel Haswell 4th Generation CPUs.

The desktop PC isn't dead, it's just shrinking. There's a new breed of miniature marvels on the market, and they boast a nonexistent footprint when attached to the back of a display. Unlike some micro-size, micro-priced computers--the $35 Raspberry Pi, for example--these incredibly small machines provide more than enough processing power for all but the most strenuous computing chores.

The new processors - announced ahead of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas next month - are fused with Intel's Graphics Media Accelerator 3600/3650 to give twice the performance of current designs, enough for full 1080p high-definition video.