NEC's thin client lineup
NEC's thin client products. The little box on the left of the laptop is a thin client terminal, to be used at the desktop.
But the laptop is also a thin client - a dummy which holds no or little data, meaning to do any work, you need to connect to your network.
A handy tool for preventing data breacheslaptops are stolen, as they invariably are of late...
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