This capability brings thin-client users greater flexibility and efficiency. A single IBM CompactFlash card can boot up to 10 stations. This capability is built into the stations and requires no additional software. Companies are attracted to thin client stations because they can help simplify and speed the deployment of applications, are easy to manage and can help reduce the total cost of ownership. IBM CompactFlash cards can improve the flexibility and efficiency of thin client stations, and can be used to boot network stations if the network is unavailable.
All capacities come with a limited lifetime warranty.
In March 1999, Apricorn signed a licensing agreement with IBM to manufacture and market IBM-branded flash products. Evolving from this agreement are IBM CompactFlash cards, IBM USB CompactFlash Reader and an IBM PC card adapter. About Apricorn Apricorn Inc., headquartered in San Diego, Calif., is a privately-held company that was started nearly 15 years ago by entrepreneur and inventor Paul Brown, who envisioned better and easier ways for people to take advantage of their computers with innovative adapters and accessories. Under his leadership, Apricorn has brought to market more than 500 memory and storage expansion products. Apricorn has established itself as a provider of portable computing add-ons and memory modules for notebook computers and is expanding with its IBM licensed product line.