How does diskless computer really works and how it can apply to small office? Does it only applicable for internet cafe? Thanks
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Jump to PostIt is 2015 you know... Seriously, ask yourself under what circumstances you would require the use of disk-based media (either to load or to store data) for your business and then you have your answer. An answer that is likely to be different for different folk, but in the age …
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It is 2015 you know... Seriously, ask yourself under what circumstances you would require the use of disk-based media (either to load or to store data) for your business and then you have your answer. An answer that is likely to be different for different folk, but in the age of cloud a 'diskless' office is certainly possible.
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Most so-called diskless devices have some sort of flash memory based device (SSD) to store local data on. Also, they all have USB ports that you can use to attach a thumb drive for external storage. Even my phone has an SD card slot that gives me 32GB or more of local storage for pictures, documents, emails, etc.
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