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Computer Lab International has announced the launch of two high performance All-In-One Thin Clients.

IA1903 All-In-One is equipped with a dual core Intel Atom D525 processor.  Capable of PC performance with all the benefits of Thin Client manageability this AIO is a refresh to the wildly successful IA1902.  The sleek design presents a clean and professional look in a compact form factor.

The All-In-One IA2103 combines the benefits of a thin client with the form factor of a Resistive Touch Screen LCD. The impressive performance and power efficiency is wrapped in a sleek and stylish case with a rugged and reliable resistive touch screen.

"A natural fit in the medical field the IA1903 has standard VESA mounting capabilities for rooms or hard to fit spots. If space is a concern –at nurses' stations, in patient rooms and admitting-  the All-In-One compact design maximizes the available area and does it with an elegant look. Even power consumption has been improved with an average medical cart battery life of 10 hours the IA1903 will easily last well over a full shift" said Joe, Ryan, Director of Sales.

The All-In-One form factor provides tremendous benefit and flexibility to an enterprise looking to embark on a thin client project. By adding a fully manageable CLI All-In-One device to a roll out, IT administrators are able to bring more users benefits of thin clients with the amazing price point. Solving the issues of space constraints the IA1903 and IA2103 is a zero footprint solution that can seamlessly integrate into a new or existing thin client deployment.

The IA2103 is scheduled to be available on May 25th while the IA1903 is shipping now.

Computer Lab International was founded in 1981 with headquarters for Sales, Technical support and US engineering in Placentia, CA. Additional worldwide facilities include a state of the art (ISO 9002) manufacturing and engineering facility located in Taiwan as well as regional sales offices throughout the United States. CLI has been the successful market innovator, first with IBM compatible modular terminals, then the first Ethernet text terminal supporting TCP/IP, and now the leader with Windows Based Terminals. Distribution is handled through an extensive network of Computer resellers and VARs on a worldwide basis.