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Intel shows 'lean client' vision

The firm said its Lean Client System Design Guidelines and Network Server Configuration Guidelines for Lean Clients... Read more

3 December, 1997 by Martin Veitch

Intel to detail $500 PC blueprint tomorrow

...Otellini, Intel executive vice president for sales and marketing, recently described the 'lean client' design as a "simplified version of the Net PC spec [with... Read more

1 December, 1997 by Martin Veitch

Muller alights on lean client solution

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30 June, 1998 by Tony Hallett

US Special Report: Intel and IBM do Java

The Lean Client will be based on Intel reference specification and will support the... Read more

22 April, 1998 by ZDNet

News Burst: IBM and Intel will team-up on NC

...is expected this week to announce it will manufacture an Intel-based Lean Client running the JavaOS for Business Read more

22 April, 1998 by Richard Barry

Et tu? IBM, Sun kill JavaOS for business

Industry observers are surprised at the death of the Java operating system. It is no longer needed, says Sun. Read more

23 August, 1999 by Deborah Gage

Comdex: Faster, cheaper Windows terminals

...first Windows CE-based terminal based on Intel's proposed Intel Architecture Lean Client guidelines, features a 133MHz Pentium II, 100BaseT support and more interface... Read more

19 November, 1998 by Eamonn Sullivan

NCD to tap Intel chips for 'lean' clients

Network Computing Devices (NCD) said it will develop so-called "lean client" systems, which are scaled-down computers aimed at replacing dumb terminals... Read more

10 March, 1998 by Robert Lemos

Intel eyes 450MHz chips, 'lean' clients

...will also release a reference profile for building what it calls a "lean client." The reference profile, due in the first quarter of 1998, will... Read more

10 November, 1997 by Lisa DiCarlo
Developing Large Web Applications 1.0

Developing Large Web Applications 1.0

...and CSS, is recommended.Developing Large Web Applications teaches the design of lean client/server applications in a disciplined fashion that does not require use... Read more

17 March, 2010

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