Computer Science, asked by vishalsah377, 9 months ago

what is a thin client? compare it with desktop pc.

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Answered by rekhasrivastava1973

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A thin client is a computer that has no processing power. Unlike a desktop the cpu, memory, and hard drive power come from a server or server farm. ... There is also a welcome reduction in security exposure, as the terminal server environment is locked down.

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