HP is unveiling its first mobile thin client and dramatically increasing investments in thin client technology.

The HP mt46 Mobile Thin Client is expected to be available in October for a starting price of $779. The HP mt32 Mobile Thin Client and t540 Thin Client are expected to be available in November.

HP today introduced an affordable new mobile thin client, as well as hardware and software portfolio enhancements to its thin client portfolio, to help companies improve security and productivity ...

HP is rolling out the new 4410t thin client and a host of hardware and software enhancements aimed at improving the appliances' virtualization capabilities, security and manageability. In addition ...

HP is introducing several new thin client PCs this week, including the HP mt44 Mobile Thin Client, which is basically a laptop AMD Ryzen 3 Pro chip and up to 128GB of storage and the new HP t430 ...

HP has introduced a smaller and lighter version of its mobile thin client device as it ramps up its desktop virtualisation offerings.

HP's mt22 Mobile Thin Client will launch in May, starting at $495. New Chromebook and thin client systems aren’t all HP has up its sleeves.

The HP Compaq 6720t Mobile Thin Client is ideal for on-the-go professionals such as insurance claim processors, remote staff, warehouse and inventory managers and office administrators.

The HP mt22 Mobile Thin Client looks like a laptop, but it’s designed to let enterprise customers connect to a remote server. Meanwhile the new HP ThinPro Go is a USB stick that converts any ...

HP has announced several new additions to its client virtualization product line: the HP t5335z and t5565z Smart Clients, the HP 6360t Mobile Thin Client, and the HP Client Virtualization Enterprise ...

HP announced the Elite c1030 Chromebook Enterprise and other business Chromebooks and thin clients.

The 14-inch-screen HP mt43 Mobile Thin Client is crafted with premium materials for a thin, light look and feel; it features a backlit keyboard, large-format glass touchpad and HP’s Bang ...