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Hewlett-Packard Co. HP t5740e Thin Client Video User Experience Comparative Evaluation vs. Wyse Z90S7 & Wyse Z90D7 Running Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 SP1 Document number: 211124 Release Date: 27 Sep 2011 As thin client deployments become more common for complex, graphics- intensive applications, the demand for multi-display functionality continues to increase. Not only must thin clients offer flexible solutions for multi-monitor requirements, but they must also provide for good quality performance for high- resolution multimedia applications. HP commissioned Tolly to evaluate the user experience and feature set of the newly-enhanced HP t5740e in three configurations, comparing those systems to the Wyse Z90S7 and Z90D7 thin client solutions. All systems ran the Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard (WES) 7 SP1 operating system in multi-monitor configurations with playback scenarios of high-definition video in popular formats. Overall, the HP solutions delivered a user experience comparable to the Wyse solutions. Only the HP solution offers out-of-box support for simultaneous use of 4 monitors. Furthermore, HP supports DisplayPort, VGA and legacy PS2, serial and parallel ports as standard features. Thin Client
Wyse Technology, Inc. Wyse Z90D7 Thin Client: Comparative Performance Evaluation vs. Chip PC EX-PC W7D4791 and HP t5740e Running Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 Document number: 211116 Release Date: 22 Jun 2011 As Cloud Computing and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) computing continue their dramatic growth as enterprise computing solutions, the demands on the thin client systems, also known as “thin clients”, grows as well. In addition to traditional data applications, the surge in demand for video - especially high- definition (HD) video, can place significant demands on systems. The Wyse Z90D7 has been designed to deliver high performance for both traditional and new-generation HD video applications. Wyse commissioned Tolly to compare the performance of Wyse Z90D7 thin client against Chip PC EX-PC W7D4791 and HP t5740e running on Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard (WES) 7 operating system, using industry- standard PassMark performance tests as well as playback scenarios of HD video, Adobe Flash and Windows Media Video 9 files. Thin Client

Hewlett-Packard Co. HP t5740e Thin Client Video User Experience Comparative Evaluation vs. Wyse Z90S7 & Wyse Z90D7 Running Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 SP1

Document number: 211124
Release Date: 27 Sep 2011

As thin client deployments become more common for complex, graphics- intensive applications, the demand for multi-display functionality continues to increase. Not only must thin clients offer flexible solutions for multi-monitor requirements, but they must also provide for good quality performance for high- resolution multimedia applications.

HP commissioned Tolly to evaluate the user experience and feature set of the newly-enhanced HP t5740e in three configurations, comparing those systems to the Wyse Z90S7 and Z90D7 thin client solutions. All systems ran the Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard (WES) 7 SP1 operating system in multi-monitor configurations with playback scenarios of high-definition video in popular formats.

Overall, the HP solutions delivered a user experience comparable to the Wyse solutions. Only the HP solution offers out-of-box support for simultaneous use of 4 monitors. Furthermore, HP supports DisplayPort, VGA and legacy PS2, serial and parallel ports as standard features. Thin Client

Wyse Technology, Inc. Wyse Z90D7 Thin Client: Comparative Performance Evaluation vs. Chip PC EX-PC W7D4791 and HP t5740e Running Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7

Document number: 211116
Release Date: 22 Jun 2011

As Cloud Computing and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) computing continue their dramatic growth as enterprise computing solutions, the demands on the thin client systems, also known as “thin clients”, grows as well. In addition to traditional data applications, the surge in demand for video - especially high- definition (HD) video, can place significant demands on systems. The Wyse Z90D7 has been designed to deliver high performance for both traditional and new-generation HD video applications.

Wyse commissioned Tolly to compare the performance of Wyse Z90D7 thin client against Chip PC EX-PC W7D4791 and HP t5740e running on Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard (WES) 7 operating system, using industry- standard PassMark performance tests as well as playback scenarios of HD video, Adobe Flash and Windows Media Video 9 files. Thin Client