- Windows 365 -Link is easy to configure to that administrators and secure
- It costs $ 349 / £ 349 / Aud639 and can be purchased now
- We also got a Windows 365 Frontline Shared Mode
Windows 365 Link, Microsoft’s first custom-built cloud-PC device for connection to Windows 365, is now generally available.
The device is available from Microsoft Account Teams or a number of dealers in all the countries it is for sale in. It is price for: AUD639 in Australia, CAD519.99 in Canada, € 419 in Germany, JPY56,800 in Japan, NZD739 in New Zealand, £ 349 in Great Britain and $ 349.99 in the USA.
The key to its upcoming success will be its simple setup and minimal configuration requirements, making it an IT-friendly tool to implement via Microsoft Intune.
Windows 365 Link for Sales
A message from Stefan Kinnestrand, VP for Modern Work at Microsoft, claims in the several months after it was previewed by Microsoft Ignite 2024, more than 100 organizations entered the preview program to offer feedback prior to general accessibility.
Kinnestrand noted that Windows 365-Link could be particularly useful for desk-based or front-line workers in shared work areas because the device does not leave local data when users log out.
In the same breath, Kinnestrand also revealed a practical new update – Windows 365 Frontline Shared Mode. It allows multiple users to share a single Cloud -PC license and automatically clears user data after each session ends for privacy, making it an ideal system for temporary cases or occasional access to use.
Highlighting the benefits of Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop, a Microsoft-Orded Forrest Consulting study describes how users can save six to 12 minutes a day from avoided power cuts and improved latency, implementing cost-effective Bring-your-own-PC (BYPC) programs, reducing their IT infrastructure cost Substantial five- or six-Figure savings (for companies with 2,000 employees).
Other messages shared include a Windows app for Android devices and a Reminder of Windows 11 -Hotpatching update.
