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by **jambo_8** » Sun, 29 May 2005 18:51:45

Hi guys,

I have got a couple of sun ray 150 thin clients.

Specs: Adjustable 15" LCD screen, Inbuilt speakers, Microphone,
headphone, line-in, line-out & sockets, inbuilt smart card reader, 6
USB ports, ethernet, power supply. (keyboard/mouse not included)

Is anyone interested for $100 each?

cheers,
James (perth, WA)

by **Jesse Jo** » Wed, 01 Jun 2005 13:16:01

> Hi guys,

> I have got a couple of sun ray 150 thin clients.

> Specs: Adjustable 15" LCD screen, Inbuilt speakers, Microphone,
> headphone, line-in, line-out & sockets, inbuilt smart card reader, 6
> USB ports, ethernet, power supply. (keyboard/mouse not included)

> Is anyone interested for $100 each?

> cheers,
> James (perth, WA)

What sort of keyboard/mouse do they use? As in, would the buyer have to
track down funny Sun keyboards, or will they be happy with USB stuff?

Interestedly,
Jesse Joe

by **M?ns Rullg?r** » Wed, 01 Jun 2005 19:16:34

>> Hi guys,
>> I have got a couple of sun ray 150 thin clients.
>> Specs: Adjustable 15" LCD screen, Inbuilt speakers, Microphone,
>> headphone, line-in, line-out & sockets, inbuilt smart card reader, 6
>> USB ports, ethernet, power supply. (keyboard/mouse not included)
>> Is anyone interested for $100 each? cheers,
>> James (perth, WA)

> What sort of keyboard/mouse do they use? As in, would the buyer have
> to track down funny Sun keyboards, or will they be happy with USB
> stuff?

The Sun Rays I've seen used USB. You'll need the server software from
Sun though, and something tells me it's likely to be cheap.

--
M?ns Rullg?rd

by **John-Paul Stewar** » Thu, 02 Jun 2005 00:23:46

>>>Hi guys,
>>>I have got a couple of sun ray 150 thin clients.
>>>Specs: Adjustable 15" LCD screen, Inbuilt speakers, Microphone,
>>>headphone, line-in, line-out & sockets, inbuilt smart card reader, 6
>>>USB ports, ethernet, power supply. (keyboard/mouse not included)
>>>Is anyone interested for $100 each? cheers,
>>>James (perth, WA)

>>What sort of keyboard/mouse do they use? As in, would the buyer have
>>to track down funny Sun keyboards, or will they be happy with USB
>>stuff?

> The Sun Rays I've seen used USB. You'll need the server software from
> Sun though, and something tells me it's likely to be cheap.

The Sun Ray server software runs around $100 per user license according
to Sun's website. The server software will run on Linux at least (it
used to be Solaris only). Sun Rays are not X terminals. They use a
proprietary protocol, so Sun's server software is *required*.

by **jambo_8** » Thu, 02 Jun 2005 18:57:16

yeh, what Mans said...USB mouse & keyboard.

James

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