A thin client is a network workstation that does not use memory or a hard drive. Instead, it uses the resources of the network server to run applications, store data and process information. There are many benefits to thin client environment and few drawbacks. Thin clients are less expensive, seldom need to be upgraded, and are less prone to breakdowns. As long as the network able to handle the transfer of information and the server has the resources in processing power, memory and hard drive space, users seldom notice the difference between a thin client and a typical workstation. Writer Bio
