LG’s P Series Network Monitors use what the company calls “zero client” virtual computing technology and VMWare software to connect to a server host and simultaneously redistribute its capabilities to multiple users through an IP network. With enough bandwidth, one server computer potentially can support more than 100 redistributed systems, LG said.
“The P Series Network Monitor solution helps reduce high costs associated with maintaining a multi-computer setting,” said Y.K. Cho, senior vice president of commercial displays for LG, in a press release. The 19-inch LED monitors not only are cheaper to buy than traditional computers but also use less energy, meaning a school’s long-term costs will be reduced as well.
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