AL-500 is an Worlds First  Multimedia ZeroClient which Provides 100% Desktop Experience @ 1/3 of the PC Cost - Runs with Remote FX  allows to Play HD Movies also from the Client Side

Popular Synonyms: Thin Client / Network Access Terminal / End Point Device / etc  (Requires Monitor, Keyboard and Mouse)

No

Yes, Definitely you can use Skype, You Can Record Songs too..

Absolutely Yes, Both 1080p & 720p Resolution HD Movies Can Play Seamlessly in RemoteFX Sessions in FULL SCREEN. (This is the Speciality of AL-500V2.0, Worlds First ZeroClient which has this Capability)

No Limitation

ALL Windows 7 SP1, 8, 8.1 Server 2003, Server 2008, Server 2012, Server 2016 & Server 2019 and Linux Operating Systems.

Yes - Broadcasting means Pushing(Broadcasting) Server Screen/Dispaly to AL-500 Sessions (for the Purpose of Live Training)  

Yes, resetting the firmware of the client device

Yes

32 bit 

5 Watts (when it is Running Mode) | 2 Watts (when it is Standby Mode)

Cloned Display (Mirror) 

Normal display resolutions: 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x720, 1280x800, 1280x1024

Wide display resolutions: 1366x768, 1440x900, 1600x900, 1600x1200, 1920x1080

Yes you can Connect any USB Printer to AL-500 Thin Clients - Different Model USB Printers can be Connected to Different AL-500 Devices in the Same Network - You Can Fire Printout to Any Printer from Any Device (any User)

Yes, USB Pen Drives of Any Capacity is Supported by AL-500 Devices. (Administrator can Disable USB Pendrive Access to Users if intends)

Pen Drives, Bar Code Scanner, Printers, Scanners, DVD Writers, USB Head Phones etc etc

(Almost all of the USB Peripherals Supports AL-500 Device)

Yes

Yes - Static IP is Required

Yes

  A gigabit Network Environment is Enough !!! Preferably with Good Networking Switches Like Cisco/Netgear/D-Link

Only Skype audio calls, No video(because no webcam support)

Yes

 Yes

Yes, You can Login into User Sessions, You can Disconnect Users

Yes (many times Required especially in Supporting a User)

Yes

Yes

Yes for Microsoft Windows Server Operating Systems (like 2003/2008/2012)

No for Microsoft Desktop Windows Operating System (like Win 7/8) (But Require Equivalent Third Party Terminal Services)

To properly license RDP zero clients in a Microsoft environment, certain CAL's are needed for each Zero client seat, along with certain OS running on the host computer.

Regarding the host machine, you have the option of running supported edition of Server 2008R2, Server 2012, Server 2012R2, Multipoint Server 2011 or MultiPoint Server 2012.
 
In order for the RDP Zero client workstations to be fully licensed, they will each need a 
(a) Remote Desktop Services Client Access License (RDS CAL) along with a  (b)Windows Server Client Access License (WS CAL).

RDS CAL : is composed of (a)Per User (b)Per device (Note: RDS CAL means buying Per user or buying per device. any one among two is ok for AL-500)

Finally: if a customer want to buy a 30 User seating, he need:

Sharing:  One server OS license + For each client device ( 1 RDS device CAL(per user/per device)) and ( 1 Windows Server device CAL)

Client Access Licenses are not applicable here, we need to install third party multi users connection patch, applicable for testing purpose only.

Require XRDP Services

Server Side Installation Software, Which is Essentially Required to Create/Provide Terminal Sessions to Thin Clients and Enables Features like User Management / Controlling & Monitoring the User Sessions etc etc.,

Absolutely Equal to Desktop PC Refresh you can Expect,

You Can not  Find Literally any Refresh Rate Lagging Compared to Desktop PC.

First Preference to Play Youtube Videos in AL-500 Sessions is Mozilla Firefox Browser (Because of Good Performance) and Second Preference to Play Youtube Videos in AL-500 Sessions is Google Chrome.

Not Exactly - ITz all about Hardware Reliability for your Organization.

Depends on your Organizations IT Environment & Application Severity (Obviously Server Hardware is More Reliable than Desktop PC Hardware)

It is a set of Protocols for Microsoft RDP that delivers graphical experience to remote users in local area network