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Friday, August 17th, 2007 - 12:42 pm EDT
Access Virtualization
Hardware and software technology that allows nearly any device to access any application without either having to know too much about the other. The application sees a device it's used to working with. The device sees an application it knows how to display. In some cases, special purpose hardware is used on each side of the network connection to increase performance, allow many users to share a single client system or allow a single individual to see multiple displays. (See the original article by Dan Kusnetzky here)
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