Neoware EON BA-EON3000I-3-6 Thin Client Terminal VGA USB PS/2 Ethernet 100-240V

Neoware EON BA-EON3000I-3-6 Thin Client Terminal VGA USB PS/2 Ethernet 100-240V

The Neoware EON BA-EON3000I-3-6 is a compact desktop thin client terminal designed for server-based and network-centric computing environments. Rather than running applications locally, thin clients like the EON connect to a central server — via protocols such as Citrix ICA or Microsoft RDP — and render the desktop session on the user's display. The EON features a low-power embedded architecture with no spinning hard drive, making it quiet, energy-efficient, and well-suited for managed enterprise deployments.

Specifications & What's Included

• Manufacturer: Neoware Systems, Inc.
• Model: EON
• Part Number: BA-EON3000I-3-6
• Secondary Model: CS7955N
• Form Factor: Compact desktop
• Video Output: VGA (DB15)
• USB: 2x USB ports (rear)
• Serial: 1x DB9 serial port
• Parallel: 1x DB25 parallel port
• Network: RJ45 Ethernet
• PS/2: Keyboard and mouse PS/2 ports
• Audio: Line in, line out, microphone jacks
• Power: 100-240V AC, 50-60Hz, 0.8A max (universal voltage)
• Front-panel indicators: Network activity LED, power LED
• Interior: Embedded mainboard with heatsink-covered CPU, SO-DIMM RAM, compact flash/DOM storage, internal fan
• Certifications: CE, FCC, UL Listed (UL 1950)
• Country of Manufacture: China
• Includes: Thin client unit, power cord, mouse, documentation — all in original manufacturer packaging

Applications

Thin client terminals like the Neoware EON are used in server-based computing environments where desktop sessions run on a central server and are streamed to the endpoint device. Common deployment scenarios include Citrix Presentation Server (MetaFrame), Microsoft Windows Terminal Services, and Linux-based server environments. The EON series was popular in corporate offices, call centers, healthcare facilities, and educational institutions during the early-to-mid 2000s — environments where centralized management, reduced desktop maintenance, and lower energy consumption were priorities. Neoware Systems was a leading thin client manufacturer of that era; the company was acquired by HP in 2007, and the EON product line was folded into HP's thin client portfolio. These units remain useful for legacy Citrix or RDP environments, low-demand desktop tasks, and kiosk or point-of-sale applications that don't require local processing power.