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Wyse, iGEL. Pretty much the two I've used.
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Looks like this has been tagged with Windows OS and Laptop. &nbsp;<br />
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Just to confirm: are you looking for thin client hardware, running the Windows OS, in a laptop form factor?<br />
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Or is Windows OS the platform you are looking to RDP to?<br />
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Do you have any specific requirements for the supported version to the RDP protocol that needs to be supported?
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Hi, i am looking for a thin client, with really just windows RDP on it. And a monitor, keyboard hook up.<br />
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What do you recommend?
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Hi, i am looking for a thin client, with really just windows RDP on it. And a monitor, keyboard hook up.

What do you recommend?

Thin Client for RDP only

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