Specifications of Samsung NC190

Samsung NC190 48.3 cm (19") 1280 x 1024 pixels Black-LF19PPBCB

Samsung

Adding a secure workstation is as easy as adding the Samsung NC190 19" LCD monitor. This integrated All-in-one monitor features PC-over-IP® technology, for fully stateless, low power, fanless alternatives to the traditional desktop PC. So now working directly from a central server means you sacrifice nothing and gain efficiencies.

Access to superior graphics
Superior graphics are enabled by the PCoIP protocol, giving users access to full performance graphics from VMware View enabled virtual machines. Full 3D performance is also available when using PCoIP enabled workstation platforms or PCoIP Host cards in standard PC’s in conjunction with a GPU.

VMware Certified PCoIP Cloud Monitor
Innovative PCoIP technology allows consolidation of IT resources into a data center, and provides high-performance computing via the IP network without reduction in performance or information. Providing a completely virtualized set of hardware to the client operating system. It lets you run virtual multiple machines seamlessly. At the desktop, the integrated PCoIP portal decompresses and distributes video, audio and data contents while preserving high performance and real-time graphics.

Full USB device support
With 4 USB ports and full USB device support, users can access a wide range of USB peripheral devices directly through the monitor, enhancing connectivity whilst maintaining the security of the system.

Security you can trust
Because software is installed, and important information is stored on centralized host platforms, the entire system is secured against viruses, information leaks, and internal and external attack.

Low cost, low maintenance
Because all software and data is stored on the centralized host platform, time and money spent on managing the system is vastly reduced, enabling the creation of a network that is easy to install and easy to maintain.

Real-time graphics
Through hardware decoding a wide variety of content can be supported from video using any CODEC all the way to high performance 3D content when using a PCoIP enabled workstation platform.

Release date: 2010-09-09.