Etäispäätteet
Etäispäätteet, often translated as "remote terminals" or "thin clients," are computing devices that rely heavily on a central server for their processing power and data storage. Unlike traditional personal computers, etäispäätteet have minimal local hardware and software. Their primary function is to act as an interface for users to access and interact with applications and resources running on a server. This architecture allows for centralized management, simplified deployment, and often lower hardware costs per user.
The concept of etäispäätteet is not new, with early forms appearing decades ago in mainframe computing environments.
Key characteristics of etäispäätteet include a lack of local operating system for extensive user interaction, limited