Short description :
With Citrix Metaframe XPe, which use Windows Terminal Server, you can use a workstation just like a server. The  speed and performance almost not different. The workstation can runing heavy programs well, because it's use a server sources, not really runing a programs.

Overview :
The market of server based computing is growing together with the need of comanies and end users for individualized benefit-oriented and low cost IT solutions. The PC as Do-it-all weapon for all IT workplaces belongs to the past. Terminal server/thin client solutions have been successfully established and fulfill their task as much lower Total Cost of OWnership ( TCO ). At the sam time they offer additional ecological, ergonomic and securty relevant advantages. The increasing demand for thin clients is a distinct signal for a market differentation in the traditional PC market. The NetStation as all-in-one plug & play Ultra Thin Terminal open the doors to new markets, which remained closed to teh server based computing so far due to its complexity. NetStation is the ideal option of a terminal product for you to enlarge the number of your workplaces.

What is NetStation ?
NetStation is the world's first terminal unit that does not require a CPU, hard drive, or CD ROM yet executes as if it's an ordinary PC. With NetStation's exclusive UTMA (UltraThinMultiAccess) technology, NetStation allows you to connect your existing PC with up to 10 computer terminals (or 30 computer terminals using Server OS)*.

How Does NetStation Work ?
Your existing PC is being under utilized (you can see this if you press Ctrl+Alt+Del or runing Windows Task Manager), each NetStation is programmed to access the host PCs exess computing power. By utilizing Windows 2000/XP's multiuser feature with UTMA technology, each NetStation terminal can operate like a seperate PC terminal without decreasing the overallperformance of either the host PC or each NetStation terminal. Therefore, each NetStation can run every application from the host PC independenly and securely. You can also see this topic here.