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Question: Does this Thin Client works with Windows 7 Pro 64-Bit ?
Document: If you're an experienced thin-client user or administrator, this product is a dream come true. If you're an IT individual you better know about this. It'll save you a ton of money in the long run. It only consumes 5 watts.
Not great for video streaming, but fantastic for cutting down on computer hardware at work. We have 7 of these in our office for use on one workstation. The idea is to get a fast computer, 64bit, maxed out memory (16gb) and excellent CPU (i5 or i7), and the L300s. We have 7 users working simultaneously, and the workstation never slows down. Works fine with chrome.
Using this device to host a remote terminal for my parents living across the country (windows 7 vm). Much easier to support than a regular pc, and I can help them out anytime they have issues. Also supports most usb devices, so they print or use usb devices if needed
These units are a cost effective means for businesses to add more workstations to their networks. Very small, low power, low maintenance units that over time will save you even more money.Easy to setup and run full windows office suite as well as full Adobe suite. Video plays in full screen with only a bit of lagg on the switch, but mostly plays smooth.
I had to setup at least 7 of these in our local high school student lab. It is so much better than adding a new desktop. It saves money!
As long as you have a GREAT network, you shouldn't experience any problems with this unit. Also, must have a great server. If you don't have any of the aforementioned, I wouldn't recommend this product, because it'll only hinder your experience thus giving you the bad perception of the product. Keep in mind it's a "0-client" meaning it has no moving parts. Its performance is only as good as the server and network you have.
Around $160 ( price hasn't been going down at all over a 3 year period) added with Windows Server licensing around $100+, it's really not a cheap alternative. Hopefully NComputing can bring the price below $80 where it actually becomes a feasible option.
Buy 5 for the L300 utlizarlos in a computer center in my company, of the fitting was very complicated, there are delays in the transmission of data, if you want there internet slowness and incompatibility with browsers mozilla and google chrome, not to mention the video's delay in the sound and the video, 1 L300 resulted defective and did not want to change me, I strongly urge not to invest your money in these devices that deceive people and on top now after 1 week of use no longer works
This is the real deal. These little boxes are money and planet savers.I replaced 5 aging Windows XP computers with a single Lubuntu 12.04 server and 5 of these little boxes. They work beautifully. I recommend  Lubuntu since it does not have all the silly animations of Unity in Ubuntu 12.04Also Linux Mint won't work, will have to be Ubuntu, Xubuntu or Lubuntu.
SATISFIED CORPORATE CUSTOMER.The L300 clients work great with the Windows Server 2008 R2 platform and Windows Server 2012.Honestly, we have 2 servers now serving 2 different buildings and we're approaching 100 terminals between the 2 buildings. We also plans to expand to other buildings as well.These things work good and are durable so far. We've started rolling them out almost 3 years ago. No nodes have failed yet. (Knock on wood!)
Answer: I purchased two of those about a year ago to replace old PC's that were used in my digital signage project sending PowerPoint slide show to the 52" LCD screens via VGA-to-CAT5-to-VGA converters.  I connected N300's directly to the LCD VGA ports and sent Ppt show to them via ethernet from a Win 7 PC though can't remember  whether it was a 32 or a 64 bit.  What I recall is that making it work wasn't as straigt forward as they described in their ads and instructions.  When I finally got them to work after spending some time on a phone with NComputing tech support, I realized that it wasn't exactly a fully automated distribution of the slideshow file to the client devices I hoped for.  My goal was to avoid manual shutdown/restart of a Ppt presentation as it was done with the individual PCs.   However, the new setup still required some action on the client devices in addition to updating a Ppt file on a server.  However, my main issue was jittery video sent by N300's; slide transitions were rough, jerky and with black breaks, much worse than what I was getting with the individual PC.  Once again I contacted tech support, they had me try different configuration parameters but nothing could correct a problem.  Finally after nearly a month worth of attempts NComputing admitted that N300 might not be a suitable solution for my application and I had them returned to Amazon.