MSI Brings Palm Size Computing to Non-Critical Environments
July 10, 2024
News
MSI has announced its innovative industrial lite box product, the MS-C918, designed to meet the various needs of modern industry with a focus on cost-effectiveness, ease of use, and portability. The palm-sized platform leverages Intel’s Alder Lake-N N100 Processor.
Features:
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Compact Size:
- 80mm x 80mm x 36mm
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Display Capabilities:
- Dual independent displays via 2 HDMI 2.0 ports, up to 4K Resolution
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HDMI CEC on/off Function:
- Manage display connection and power on or off using the HDMI CEC function with its TV remote control
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Storage Options:
- eMMC 128G storage and an SD slot for up to 2TB of external storage
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Connectivity:
- WiFi 6E, BT 5.2, and 1 GbE LAN with RJ-45.
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Support VESA Mount
Highlights:
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Mid-term Longevity Support:
- Provides a service life of around three years
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Designed for Non-critical Environments:
- Intended for non-critical settings with controlled environments.
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Performance and Reliability:
- Equipped with the latest processors and connectivity options
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Cost-effective Solutions
For more information, visit ipc.msi.com/product.
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