The Differences Between Thick, Thin, and Zero Clients

When we talk about clients in technology, be it thick, thin, or zero, we are referring to computers. A processor, some memory, and a connection to a few peripherals like a mouse, keyboard, and monitor are their similar features. Their differences however, are also their distinctions. In this video we walk through the differences between each. Learn more on our blog: www.onlogic.com/company/io-hu...
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[@aaronwhite1426]

Perfect explanation, thanks for the help.

[@Sselene4]

That's very helpful thank you for this video!

[@YannMetalhead]

Good explanation.

[@jjjjulian]

nicely said :D thanks!

[@siddharthsingh5829]

thankyou so much...😀😀

[@kelumdd]

Great explanation !!!!

[@OnLogic]

We're glad you think so! Thanks for the feedback.

[@bobcrane9945]

Can an old tablet be used as a thin client with a windows PC?

[@nkadyk]

Another wonderful video full of tech tips from Linus Tech Tips...I mean TechLinked ..I mean TechQuickie? Where am I?

[@v1zerks]

Hello! I have a HP t310 Zero Client and I have no clue how to use it. I bought it off of Facebook marketplace. Its stuck on this one screen which I can't figure out how to fix. I cant find anything on the thing anywhere. Any help means a lot.

[@brusslee1814]

1:38 what does skeleton operating system mean

[@OnLogic]

Thanks for the question. Here, we're referring to light weight operating systems. Examples of a light weight OS include Windows IoT and various flavors of Linux. There are also operating systems specifically designed for thin client use, like IGEL OS. Ultimately, we're just using "skeleton" here to refer to a "bare bones" operating system.

[@Rug_Day613]

Bare bones

[@samuelibrahim7155]

How do I reach out to your team

[@OnLogic]

You can connect with us by emailing info AT onlogic DOT com or chat with our team at www.onlogic.com.

[@Mohitkumar-fl7cy]

Bro suggest some thin clint os. Which Avalable in India.

[@dzenan6318]

hackintosh

[@swasthyadarpan6461]

Zero Clint ot thin Clint are not same?

[@OnLogic]

Thin Clients often have some form of stripped down or minimal operating system onboard and MAY have some onboard storage (though not always). Zero Clients most commonly have no on-board OS and no onboard storage capabilities.

[@patrickdelara6213]

Look like being more efficient

[@harrywarden568]

🎧🎬💯🎤🎸

[@jemi7566]

Most user friendly, easiest to administer, universally compatible, thin client - Chromebooks