VXL launches its latest low-cost, space-saving, IQ-L2 thin client range featuring powerful dual-core processor and high-resolution 4K display

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Fran Cator
Feb 26, 2019

Manchester, UK – With a MRRP from just $204, global thin client vendor, VXL Technology, unveils its latest, multi-media friendly, IQ-L2 thin client range. Featuring an ultra-compact and lightweight design, the IQ-L2 series also includes a dual core processer and 4K display support.

Available with either Windows 10 IoT Enterprise 64 bit or Gio6 Linux operating systems, the IQ-L2 is equipped with an Intel Apollo Lake Celeron Dual Core processor with Turbo boost up to 2.4 GHz and supports leading industry protocols including Citrix HDX, VMware Horizon View and Microsoft RDP.

Frank Noon, VXL’s VP Worldwide Sales commented; ???Our new, space-saving, IQ-L2 series puts VXL very much at the forefront of this highly competitive entry-level sector.??? ???Not only is it the ideal solution for task and knowledge users, it’s also one of the best value thin clients available today with 4K display support??? he added.

With a powerful performance, provided by its on board 32GB Flash / 4GB RAM (Windows 10 IoT) and 8GB Flash / 2GB RAM (Gio6 Linux), the highly specified IQ-L2 series boasts Gigabit Ethernet with full duplex capability, three 3.1 USBs, one USB 3.0 Type-C, dual digital display output, HDMI (1.4) and mDP, Intel HD 500 graphics processor and optional Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.

Benefiting from a compact form factor, measuring just 117 W x 128 D x 33 H mm, the lightweight, 0.45Kg, IQ-L2 series also includes a complementary VESA mounting bracket for securing to a compatible monitor.

Available to order now, both the Gio-Linux IQL2-64 and Windows 10 IoT IQL2-50 come with a three-year warranty and include VXL’s Fusion Professional device management software as standard.

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