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Wednesday 15 February 2006, 3:54 PM
We had more than 50 ClearCube PC blades. Every one of them failed with bulging capacitors. ClearCube would replace them under warranty and they would fail over and over again. Great idea poorly executed!
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8.5For maximum security and performance ClearCube's C/Port technology matches what you’ll get from a similar desktop PC. For maximum flexibility, however, the thin-client I/Port solution is a better option, especially when teamed with virtualisation software to host multiple users per PC blade.
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