Ncomputing further cuts cost of computing

NComputing announced that it has driven down the cost of computing with its
new X550 desktop virtualization kit. Each X550 kit delivers multimedia computing
experience to an additional five users on one PC for a list price $449. With a
second X550 kit, a total of 11 users can all share a single PC. Recognizing
NComputing's technology, the Consumer Electronics Show organization (CES) named
the X550 an Innovations 2009 Design and Engineering Award honoree. The CES merit
is the latest industry accolade NComputing has received, joining a list of
awards from the Wall Street Journal, The Tech Museum of Innovation, Gartner,
Frost & Sullivan, and Deloitte.

"Our mission has always been to slash the cost of computing. With the global
economic crisis, the need has never been greater," said Stephen Dukker, CEO and
Chairman, NComputing. "Businesses, schools, factories, and governments worldwide
are facing severe budget constraints and the X550 is the perfect solution
because it delivers computing access to employees and students at a fraction of
the cost of standalone PCs-and with the same performance. The X550 joins the
highly successful X300, which supports up to seven users on one PC," he added.

"Our IT budget couldn't keep up with our need for PCs," said Joe Jenkins, IT
Director, Natomas Unified School District. "We saved on our upfront costs and
saved even more on ongoing support and maintenance. We've been using the X300
and now we look forward to deploying the X550 for even better savings and
performance," he stated