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NCDNational Council on Disability
NCDNational Coverage Determination
NCDNational Clinical Database (Japan)
NCDNative Circuit Description (file format)
NCDNational Capacity Development (various locations)
NCDNatural Cellular Defense
NCDNorton Change Directory
NCDNero Cover Designer Document
NCDNetwork Computing Devices
NCDNeighborhood Commercial District (various locations)
NCDNon-Communicable Disease
NCDNew Concept Development (various organizations)
NCDNational Capital District
NCDNo Claim Discount (auto insurance)
NCDNational Condom Day (safe sex awareness)
NCDNon-Convertible Debenture
NCDNorton Change Directory (Norton Utilities)
NCDNeedle Chest Decompression (medical procedure)
NCDNon-Contagious Disease
NCDNegotiable Certificate of Deposit
NCDNanocrystalline Diamond (synthetic)
NCDNational Center for Digitization (Serbia)
NCDNippon Computer Dynamics Co., Ltd. (Japan)
NCDNigerian Content Division (est. 2005)
NCDNew Castle Disease (viral disease of chicken)
NCDNo Claims Declaration (insurance)
NCDNorth Central Division (USACE)
NCDNational Control Devices
NCDNormalized Compression Distance
NCDNon Crystalline Diffraction
NCDNanochromics Display (Ntera Ltd; Ireland)
NCDNational Catechetical Directory
NCDNaval Construction Division
NCDNonlinear Control Design
NCDNacho Cheese Doritos (food)
NCDNutrition Care Division
NCDNon-Carbonated Drink (beverage industry)
NCDNo Computed Data
NCDNo Can Do
NCDNew Club Development (New York University)
NCDNew Collegiate Division (University of Chicago; Chicago, IL)
NCDNo Cloud Detected (meteorology)
NCDNo Cell Delineation (ITU-T)
NCDNew Currency Design (US Bureau of Engraving and Printing)
NCDNon Coherent Detection
NCDNational Council on Drugs
NCDNewport Chemical Depot (Newport, Indiana)
NCDNational Calamity Contingency Duty (India)
NCDNetwork Copy Detection (Aldus Corp.)
NCDNon-Chemical Device (water conditioning)
NCDNon-Classified Drainage (forestry stream classification)
NCDDeputy Comptroller of the Navy
NCDNetwork Control Division
NCDNearly Completely Decomposability
NCDNetwork Control Device
NCDNaval Contracting Directive
NCDNorthland: A Church Distributed
NCDNode Connectivity Diagram
NCDNumber Column Density
NCDNetwork Call Delivery (Cisco)
NCDNetwork Connectivity Device
NCDNever Can Deliver
NCDNotice of Credit Due (US Navy)
NCDNetwork Call Distribution
NCDNo Confirmed Date
NCDNon-Compliant Device
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Network Computing Devices, Mountain View, Calif., which enhanced its prominent position in the market late last year by acquiring Tektronix's thin-client business, recently shipped its 50,000th ThinStar WBT Like Wyse, NCD has announced support for Microsoft's WBT Professional platform and will extend its ThinStar family with a model using the Windows NT Embedded 4.0 operating system.
From the beginning, the product line has included WinCenter Pro software from Network Computing Devices to access a Windows NT Server.
They include Network Computing Devices of Mountain View, Calif., Visual Technology of Lowell, Mass., and Acer Counterpoint and Graphon Corp., both of San Jose Calif.
Hariton was formerly senior VP of development and marketing at Network Computing Devices Inc, where she oversaw the change in the product line from X terminals to network computers and negotiated the OEM agreement with IBM to build its Network Stations.
Network Computing Devices Inc says it has completed the acquisition of the thin client business of Tektronix Inc and now claims to be the top dog in the field, with the broadest product line in the industry.
Network Computing Devices Inc says "software revenue died" this year and expects to report a net loss for the quarter which will exceed the $2.2m it lost in its third quarter.
Network Computing Devices Inc got back to us yesterday to fill in the details of the new 5.1 version of its NCDware operating system, used in its Explora and HMX X terminal product lines.
Network Computing Devices Inc has upgraded its NCDware embedded operating system that is used in its Explora and HMX X terminal product lines.
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