Also called a "zero client," the ultra-thin client is reminiscent of the Java-centric network computer in the 1990s that never took off. See thin client. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY.

Exactly. Call it a thin client. Call it a rich client. Call it an off-line client. I don't care.

I was reading about the Google Chrome OS presentation today. It sounds more and more like thin client to me. The company I worked for previously used thin clients with Citrix. Those thin client ...

Thin-client vendor Wyse Technology Inc. is gearing up for an extensive push into the Linux space, starting with the release Monday of Version 3.2 of its Linux operating system. While the San Jose ...

Nothing prevents Java, .Net, and Flash clients from adopting the same strategy, by the way. But if Bosworth is right, the universal client that we know and love could get a new lease on life.