A lesson in technology sharing / Many PCs can use one microprocessor, helping schools reduce computer costs

A lesson in technology sharing / Many PCs can use one microprocessor, helping schools reduce computer costs

A Redwood City company has devised a way to make one desktop PC run up to seven workstations -- each with its own keyboard, monitor and mouse -- by sharing a single microprocessor. The Xtenda card being sold by nComputing turns a desktop PC into the...
Published: 7/8/2007 6:43:50 AM
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