NComputing
Okay kiddo, have you ever heard of a computer? It's like a magic box with a screen where you can do all sorts of things like play games, write stories, or watch videos. But sometimes, it can be expensive or hard to have a computer for every person in a family or school.
That's where NComputing comes in! It's like a helper for the computer that lets many people use it at once. It's kind of like sharing a toy with your friends, but with a computer instead.
Here's how it works: instead of having a whole computer for each person, NComputing makes it so that all of the people share the same computer. Each person gets a special keyboard, mouse, and screen that are connected to the same computer. It's kind of like having separate toys that all fit together to make one big toy.
This is called “virtualization” because each person gets their own pretend computer, but they are all really using the same real computer. It’s like pretending to drive your own car, but they all share the same engine and wheels.
NComputing can be used in schools or businesses so that many people can use one computer at the same time without the need for many individual computers. Isn't that neat?
That's where NComputing comes in! It's like a helper for the computer that lets many people use it at once. It's kind of like sharing a toy with your friends, but with a computer instead.
Here's how it works: instead of having a whole computer for each person, NComputing makes it so that all of the people share the same computer. Each person gets a special keyboard, mouse, and screen that are connected to the same computer. It's kind of like having separate toys that all fit together to make one big toy.
This is called “virtualization” because each person gets their own pretend computer, but they are all really using the same real computer. It’s like pretending to drive your own car, but they all share the same engine and wheels.
NComputing can be used in schools or businesses so that many people can use one computer at the same time without the need for many individual computers. Isn't that neat?