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The Wyse X90, pictured here, is a mobile thin computer designed for secure access to corporate networks and IT infrastructure. Like the Wyse desktop thin computer, this one has no moving parts, giving it a longer life span than conventional laptops. This model is ideal for workers who need to move about a corporate campus, yet still access applications housed in a corporate data center. It retails for about $700.