Ndiyo Starter Kit launched

Submitted by qsf on Tue, 29/05/2007 - 11:42

The Nivos are coming! Ndiyo announces a Starter Kit based around its current prototype hardware.

Ndiyo and its sister company, Cambridge Visual Networks, are pleased to announce the availability of a Starter Kit.

This is intended to allow organisations considering a substantial roll-out of Ndiyo systems to get early access to the technology and to support and influence its development in the run-up to a more general public release.

For more information please see the 'Availability' page.

DisplayLink, HP & Microsoft do Hubster

03/12/2009 - 22:56

DisplayLink's graphics systems, HP's USB hardware and Microsoft's Windows Multipoint Server combine to give the latest incarnation of the Hubster concept.

DisplayLink grew out of the original Ndiyo thin-client work, so it's great to see the company returning to its roots!

For more information, see the DisplayLink site.

Plug and Play Multiseat

28/10/2009 - 07:54

Bernie Thompson has been creating Hubster-type systems, and gave a talk about it at the Linux Plumbers Conference 2009.

Open Source Hubster is now in reach

05/08/2009 - 16:35

Just over two years ago, we described and did our first demonstrations of what became known as 'Hubster' - a terminal based on a USB hub. By simply plugging in USB peripherals you can turn a single-user machine into a multi-user machine.

New lower pricing for the Ndiyo Starter Kit

08/02/2009 - 18:29

Slowly but surely we're moving towards our goal of making Ndiyo systems the most affordable way to provide IT access!

Ndiyo Starter Kit launched

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