What should I look for in a thin client

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hollysMJ
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What should I look for in a thin client

Post by hollysMJ »

First of all I have yet to have my MJ not sound like a horrid cell call. Drops gaps ect.

I am now thinking if going with a thin client. Will this solve my problem?

At this time I have XP on the computer that I have the MJ on.
My internet connection is ATT Uverse. Up to 12 Mbps

I would also like to use the MJ for faxing too

What kind of ThinClient am I looking for? How hard are they to set up?

Any help would be appreciated

Thank you
HOLLY
oldtimercurt
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Post by oldtimercurt »

There's a whole section dealing with thin clients.
Here's one post that may answer some of your question. http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/mini ... 10050.html

There's lots more you can find by Search at the top of the page. Happy Hunting.

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bitstopjoe
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Post by bitstopjoe »

oldtimercurt wrote:There's a whole section dealing with thin clients.
Here's one post that may answer some of your question. http://www.phoneservicesupport.com/mini ... 10050.html

There's lots more you can find by Search at the top of the page. Happy Hunting.

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