[2016] I'm not sure when they started, but these days Devon IT seems to be focussed on thin client Software rather than hardware. Their website offers 'Solutions' rather than 'Products'. I guess hardware is delivered through their partners such as Lenovo.
From a quick glance at their website (November 2016), on the hardware front they currently only offer the CloudTerm TC15 thin client, and the CloudTerm TC20 Zero Client.
[2021 Update]. Checking Devon IT's website I find it to be frozen in time. The last dated post on there is from February 2017. Further searches showed that a year or so before that the company was sued by Clientron who won an award of $6M. Court documents at that time say that the company was currently insolvent.
One of many references: https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/ca3/16-3432/16-3432-2018-07-05.html
So it looks like Devon IT ceased trading in 2017[*]. What I can't understand is why their website hasn't been touched to reflect this (or vanished). As a minimum I would have expected a notice that they were no longer trading and a link to where their ex-customers could find support.
If you have any interest here's a 2018 document on the continuing court case between Clientron and John Bennet and Nance DiRocco, joint shareholders in Devon IT. http://www2.ca3.uscourts.gov/opinarch/163432p.pdf
[*] A check in April 2022 showed that Devon IT INC was still registered as an active business in the State of Philadelphia but I guess its Thin Client business has been dead since 2016/2017? Anyway the business must still be paying for the moribund website and domain name. (Domain renewed on 16 March 2022 for two years).
In the past the company distributed a range of thin client hardware, some of which is listed here.
There was the TC2 series which would appear to be a rebadged
Clientron U700. This used a VIA Eden 400MHz CPU.
The TC2D looks identical but is a described as a Zero Client. However, rather than having a PCoIP chip it may just be a software variant as the description includes The TC2D Zero Client does not broadcast or auto-discover network protocols, eliminating the need for special firewall or routing rules.
There was the TC5c series which would appear to be a rebadged
Clientron U800. This used a Intel Atom n270 processor
and 945GSE/ICH7-M chipset.
There was also the TC5Xc. I think the 'X' just signifies that the native operating system is Windows XP.
There was the TC5v. This was launched in January 2012 and was a dual digital
display thin client built with the VIA Eden 1.3 GHz Processor.
A different TC5 series was launched in 2009. It's based on the Intel Atom N270 CPU along with
the Intel i9845GSE graphics with the GMA 950. However it appears to be written out of the company
history. There is no mention of it under 'solutions' or 'legacy products' on the company website.
Using the search function on their website only turns up a couple of press releases from 2009.
Using the same hardware base I think we have:
There was the LT 310 which I came across as the
Precedence TCX3. Another product that no
longer has any mention on the Devon IT website.