DT Research, founded in 1995 in Silicon Valley, U.S.A., offers solutions emphasize wireless connectivity and high quality displays to offer a rich user experience for applications in numerous markets including education, healthcare, transportation, and retailer. DT Research produces the WebDT line of Mobile Tablet and terminal systems based on the thin computing platform for secure, reliable, cost effective computing. These systems emphasize mobility, wireless connectivity, and touch screen displays. Leveraging the expertise and technology underlying the WebDT line, solutions include compact modular units, display-integrated systems, rugged tablets, and digital signage systems.

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Milpitas, CA - DT Research announces the new WebDT 168, with dual video support.  Ideal for the financial and healthcare markets, the WebDT 168 can support two monitors, allowing for multiple applications to be open and used at the same time, thus improving productivity while saving space. The digital video output port can support any model of LCD or CRT via the VGA adapter.
The compact WebDT 168 offers reliable, secure, and cost-effective applications access throughout your organization. Powered by the AMD Geode LX800 processor, the WebDT 168 LX with dual-VGA option supports Windows CE or XP Embedded, and offers and Citrix® ICA® and Microsoft RDP client/server computing protocols, as well as Internet browser-based computing and terminal emulation. The efficient design and VESA-compatible mounting makes this client easy to integrate into any space, and a wireless option makes the WebDT 168 ideal for mobile applications.    

Milpitas, CA -- DT Research announces the release of their newest Mobile Tablet, the WebDT 360. Featuring an integrated biometric fingerprint reader, 8.4” touch screen, and optional outdoor viewable display, the WebDT 360 offers the highest durability with the lowest weight. 

Building on the model of quality performance in a rugged, mobile, and mountable package, the WebDT 360 operates with Windows® CE, XP Embedded, or Tablet PC Edition systems. Engineered with the latest security advancements, the integrated biometric fingerprint reader adds protection to your sensitive data.

Designed for mobile network and information access, the WebDT 360 offers wireless LAN and WAN support, and Citrix® ICA® and Microsoft RDP client/server computing protocols. With a stylus-activated touch screen, on-screen keyboards, and desktop cradle, the WebDT 360 performs in the classroom, in the warehouse, and in the field. A variety of VESA mounting options for placement in vehicles, on moveable arms, walls, or mobile carts make this tablet adaptable to almost any environment.

The new WebDT 360 is robust, adaptable, secure, and lightweight and provides reliable performance for your most demanding applications. The WebDT 360 is the mobile computing tablet for the real world.

Milpitas, CA -- DT Research announces the release of their newest embedded computing device, the WebDT 160. This addition to the WebDT line features the 1 GHz VIA processor for optimal application performance, a DVI (Digital Video Interface) port and VGA adapter for flexible high resolution display options, and internal wireless support. Operating with Windows CE or XP Embedded, the WebDT 160 offers Citrix® ICA® and Microsoft RDP client/server computing protocols, as well as Internet browser-based computing and terminal emulation.

Building on the model of quality performance in an efficient, mountable package, the WebDT 160 adds expanded graphic capability for multimedia applications. Ideal for the financial and healthcare markets, and industries that require secure data and space efficiency, the WebDT 160 provides the ultimate visual experience with the 1GHz VIA CPU, producing optimum display performance and flexibility. The VIA Luke also employs power management technology to help extend battery life for mobile applications.

A key feature of the WebDT 160 is the DVI port with VGA adapter, making the WebDT 160 compatible with digital and analog monitors, and producing a high quality display. With the miniPCI adapter, the WebDT 160 also offers internal wireless support for flexible locations, so you can access applications from almost anywhere. The new WebDT 160 is powerful, adaptable, and reliable and provides superior performance for your most demanding applications.

July 27, 2006 - DT Research, an industry-leading provider of information access devices, today announced the release of WebDT Manager, the remote management software for WebDT clients and tablets that is accessed through the Internet.
WebDT Manager uses a web-based interface, allowing IT administrators to deploy, manage, and troubleshoot systems from anywhere. Whether desktop or mobile, all WebDT clients now have centralized management of mixed hardware and OS environments, resulting in improved efficiency and lower costs.

Software suppliers are constantly creating upgrades and patches for their products, creating time-consuming system management projects. With WebDT Manager, this process is simplified as updates are pushed to each device from one location, saving time usually spent uploading at each computer. Not only have hours of work been reduced to minutes, but the administrator can also use the Scheduler function to automatically push down updates on a regularly set date and time. These updates can be performed during off-hours, as WakeOnLan allows a client to be powered up from anywhere. Not only are all clients now more secure with regular, faster updates, but productivity is increased by completing updates during off-hours.

Another resource drain for the engineering department is troubleshooting. Every client will have an issue of some kind eventually. The History/ Job Manager feature allows the admin to view history and results for each client, so they can see exactly what needs to be fixed, how it came about, and then fix the issue, all without leaving their office. The administrator can be in another building, city or state, they do not have to travel to each client to solve each problem.

The remote management provides huge savings, as the engineer’s time and travel costs are reduced, and the speed at which the latest technology can be implemented is increased. WebDT Manager reports the integrated hardware and software inventory, giving a complete view of when and where new technology will be needed and thereby streamlining asset management.

Some of the other features of WebDT manager:

• Scalable Management Architecture: manage clients across subnets (WAN support) and organize multiple levels of system management.

• Push and pull complete images and patches to clients (XPE only).

• Remotely pull and push subset of registry.
• Install software package or files to clients.

• WakeOnLan: to turn on/off the client on a needed basis.
  
• Light Weight traffic: Minimize network traffic to communicate between management software and client software.

• Checkpoint recovery: if the connection is lost during pushing.

• Upgrading the bios image.

• Support two different databases (MSSQL and MySQL).
  
  

(Milpitas, CA) – February 9, 2006 - DT Research, a leading innovator in thin platform devices, will begin shipping the WebDT166 and WebDT168 modular thin clients to hospitals in Japan through their OEM partner Hitachi. Each patient will have a WebDT thin client (with LCD monitor) in their room, allowing more time for focusing on each patient while keeping records accurate.

By providing electronic data retrieval and entry with each patient, healthcare providers can immediately update records and maintain the most accurate information. And because the records stored on a secure server rather than the device, data is better protected by firewalls and safeguards to deflect threats from security breaches, improving patient confidentiality and complying with HIPPA laws.