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3. Objectives
Connect in seconds, from anywhere
Reliably connect in any environment
Perform well over latent or poor
connections
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4. Good Design Is…
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Good design is
honest
It does not make a product more
innovative, powerful or valuable than it
really is. It does not attempt to manipulate
the consumer with promises that cannot be
kept. – Dieter Rams
5. Good Design Is…
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Thorough down to
the last detail
Nothing must be arbitrary or left to chance.
Care and accuracy in the design process
show respect towards the user.
- Dieter Rams
6. Good Design Is…
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As little design
as possible
Less, but better – because it concentrates
on the essential aspects, and the products
are not burdened with non-essentials.
Back to purity, back to simplicity.
- Dieter Rams
7. The RDP Topic
Building the worlds fastest remote control
– Can’t get there with RDP
It is not part of our long term vision
We don’t have control over it
The use cases will be met through the new
solution
K-VNC support legacy operating systems that
RDP does not.
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14. Features at Time of Launch
Copy/Paste
CTRL, ALT, DEL
Shortcut keys (cross platform)
Full Screen
Multi-Monitor on Endpoint
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20. Sequential vs. Parallel
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Launch App Connect to MessagingReport Launch • • •
Session Details to Agent End User AcceptanceValidate Session • • •
Collect P2P Candidates Exchange CandidatesEstablish Relay • • •
Connectivity Tests Select Connection Start Session
Start
End
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Launch App
Connect to Messaging
Report Launch
Session Details to Agent
Collect P2P Candidates
End User Acceptance
Establish Relay
Validate Session
Exchange Candidates
Connectivity Tests
Select Connection
Start Session
26. A Focus on Performance
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Hardware Rendering
Video
Data
Decoder
Decoded
Frame
GPU
Screen
Image
RGB
Frame
Scaled &
Copied to
Screen
Raw YUV
Stream
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Private Session
Terminal Server Support
Connection Quality Indicator
– Latency and Bandwidth
Zoom Controls
High Resolution Display Support
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File Transfer
Task Manager
Terminal Emulation
Linux Terminal Support
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iPad Viewer
Event Viewer
Registry Editor
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