BARCELONA, Spain — HP today announ­ced a new thin cli­ent solu­ti­on desi­gned to increase pro­duc­ti­vi­ty for mobi­le workers with a ligh­ter-weight device that com­bi­nes high per­for­mance, relia­ble con­nec­ti­vi­ty and secu­re access to data.

With the HP mt41 Mobi­le Thin Cli­ent, users can stay pro­duc­ti­ve and pro­tect even the most sen­si­ti­ve data while on the go, becau­se not­hing resi­des on the device its­elf, just like a tra­di­tio­nal thin cli­ent. Employees sim­ply turn on the note­book-form device and log in to the secu­re net­work at the office, at home or any­whe­re they have access to the cloud.⁽¹⁾

“We’re see­ing a gro­wing trend in the num­ber of workers who regu­lar­ly tra­vel and work off-cam­pus, but still requi­re secu­re access to data,” said Jeff Grou­dan, mar­ke­ting direc­tor, Thin Cli­ents, HP. “The HP mt41 is ide­al for a mobi­le work­force becau­se its light­weight, enter­pri­se-level dura­ble design allows employees to work both secu­re­ly and effi­ci­ent­ly, while endu­ring the rigors of the road.”

Relia­ble con­nec­ti­vi­ty, maxi­mum secu­ri­ty, powerful performance

The HP mt41 bene­fits orga­niza­ti­ons in indus­tries such as edu­ca­ti­on and health­ca­re, and on-cam­pus mobi­le workers who need to tra­vel light and gain quick, secu­re access to data stored on a remo­te ser­ver or in the cloud.

Key fea­tures on the HP mt41 include:

• Relia­ble con­nec­ti­vi­ty to the net­work. The HP mt41 has WWAN 3G/4G LTE capa­bi­li­ties ⁽²⁾, giving employees more con­nec­ti­vi­ty opti­ons and quick access to important data.
• Bet­ter user expe­ri­ence with HP Velo­ci­ty. HP Velo­ci­ty net­work per­for­mance manage­ment soft­ware, included with the HP mt41, intel­li­gent­ly adapts to net­work con­di­ti­ons, impro­ving net­work uti­liza­ti­on to help ensu­re tele­com­mut­ers as well as WiFi, 3G/4G and mobi­le users achie­ve the most opti­mal expe­ri­ence, par­ti­cu­lar­ly for appli­ca­ti­ons such as uni­fied communications.
• Inher­ent­ly secu­re. The mt41 incor­po­ra­tes the latest dual-core AMD pro­ces­sor and TPM chip­set to help workers stay pro­duc­ti­ve and pro­tect data with an opti­mi­zed secu­re con­nec­tion while at remo­te sites. ⁽³⁾ With Micro­soft Win­dows® Embedded Stan­dard (WES) 7 E ope­ra­ting sys­tems, users can enjoy the Win­dows expe­ri­ence they alre­a­dy know and rest easy kno­wing that their cri­ti­cal data is stored on a secu­re remo­te ser­ver, whe­ther they are in the office, at home or traveling.
• Intui­ti­ve, easy manage­ment with HP Device Mana­ger. The latest ver­si­on of HP’s powerful thin cli­ent manage­ment tool comes pre­instal­led on the HP mt41, allo­wing busi­nesses to easi­ly con­fi­gu­re, deploy and reimage HP mobi­le thin clients—even when employees are on the road.
• Easy tra­vel with a com­pact, light­weight design. With a 14-inch dia­go­nal high-defi­ni­ti­on (HD) antig­la­re dis­play and a start­ing weight of 4.78 lb (2.17kg), the HP mt41 is ide­al for tele­com­mut­ers and mobi­le workers who requi­re secu­re and relia­ble access to their data while on the go.

The HP mt41 Mobi­le Thin Cli­ent is sui­ted for enter­pri­ses that have deploy­ed vir­tua­liza­ti­on solu­ti­ons from the major inde­pen­dent soft­ware ven­dors (ISVs)—Citrix, Micro­soft and VMware—for their desk­top vir­tua­liza­ti­on deployments.

Pri­cing and availability

The HP mt41 Mobi­le Thin Cli­ent will be available world­wi­de in Novem­ber. Pri­cing is available upon request.

The new HP mt41 will be demons­tra­ted at VMworld in Bar­ce­lo­na, Oct. 15, in Booth No. D211.

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⁽¹⁾Wire­less access point and inter­net access requi­red; sold sepa­ra­te­ly. Avai­la­bi­li­ty of public wire­less access points limited.

⁽²⁾WWAN is an optio­nal fea­ture and requi­res sepa­ra­te­ly purcha­sed ser­vice con­tract. Check with ser­vice pro­vi­der for covera­ge and avai­la­bi­li­ty in a spe­ci­fic area. Con­nec­tion speeds will vary due to loca­ti­on, envi­ron­ment, net­work con­di­ti­ons and other factors.

⁽³⁾Mul­ti-core pro­ces­sing available with AMD tech­no­lo­gy is desi­gned to impro­ve per­for­mance of this sys­tem.  Given the wide ran­ge of soft­ware appli­ca­ti­ons available, per­for­mance will vary. AMD’s num­be­ring is not a mea­su­re­ment of clock speed.

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AMD is a trade­mark of Advan­ced Micro Devices, Inc. Intel, Core and Pen­ti­um are trade­marks of Intel Cor­po­ra­ti­on in the U.S. and other count­ries. Micro­soft and Win­dows are U.S. regis­tered trade­marks of Micro­soft Corporation

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