Wyse Technology has been using thin clients since 1995, when we first introduced the devices to the market. Wyse has been the leader in introducing new features into these devices. We still have units in place that we set there in 1995 and they are still doing the job perfectly. That was a wonderful general description of thin clients. This is especially topical, as I am sure you already know, given all the different types of viruses that we are beginning to see through these e-mail systems, as well as the traditional virus attacks that we have heard about.
Thin clients are immune to viruses in a number of ways.
By eliminating the floppy disk drive, thin clients are already inoculated from the number of viruses that can come in that way. Even more importantly, most viruses that come through, for instance, the Internet, or are imbedded into applications, are designed to attack the hard drive of the local personal computer. And they do this simply by going to the file application tables and erasing it. Therefore, the drive in the computer no longer knows where the data is. The benefit of these thin clients is that none of them have hard drives.