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Certified Thin Clients

Get high performing and affordable Thin Clients certified with Stratodesk NoTouch OS. Reliable and VDI optimized hardware, combined with the #1 endpoint OS and management solution to meet the highest standards in performance, user experience and security. Benefit from full compatibility, seamless functionality and faster time to value across brands, configurations, form factors, CPU architecture and more.

Hardware Independence

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x86/64 and Raspberry Pi (ARM)

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Reliable Hardware – Software You Can Trust

Stratodesk partners with the pre-eminent providers of client hardware around the world such Amulet Hotkey, Dell, HP, Lenovo, LG, NComputing and Raspberry Pi. Stratodesk NoTouch OS and our hardware partners deliver the ultimate combination for enterprises – hardware you can rely on, and software you can trust.

Hardware Independence

Stratodesk frees customers from hardware lock-in while delivering the flexibility of a secure and easy to manage operating system.
The combination of Stratodesk NoTouch OS with NoTouch Center delivers:

  • Opportunity to repurpose existing hardware
  • Embrace latest and greatest endpoints from your preferred vendor
  • No hardware vendor lock-in
  • Support for x86 and Raspberry Pi endpoints
  • Flexible subscription or perpetual licenses with 100% transfer-ability across endpoints
  • Always up-to-date with the latest VDI apps and drivers
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x86/64 and Raspberry Pi (ARM)

Stratodesk’s cutting edge Linux-based OS and management suite, NoTouch, is the hardware agnostic solution that enables companies to cost-effectively manage their entire secure digital perimeter. Stratodesk solution works seamlessly across x86 and ARM/Raspberry Pi based hardware products to provide a unified platform for all your endpoints. It increases endpoint security, simplifies user experience, and allows customers to maximize the benefits of their existing desktop hardware through PC conversion.

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