Amazon Launches $195 Thin Client Device for Enterprise Users

The new device, repurposing Fire TV Cube hardware, aims to lower IT spending by replacing more expensive hardware and enhancing security.

Amazon has launched a new $195 thin client device, repurposing its Fire TV Cube hardware, to allow enterprise users to access virtual desktop environments like Amazon WorkSpaces over the internet.
The device is designed to lower IT spending by replacing more expensive desktops and laptops, offering a more cost-effective solution for businesses.
The thin client does not store data and only runs approved software deployed by IT, providing added security. If a device is lost or stolen, company data remains secure in the cloud.
The device's USB and HDMI ports support the connection of peripherals like dual monitors, a mouse, a keyboard, a camera, a headset, and more.
The devices will be sold through Amazon’s B2B marketplace and can be ordered pre-configured so customers can be up and running in about 5 minutes.