Fanless 22" All-in-One PC with Intel's energy-saving ATOM (Z530) Processor and optional IR Touch Screen CONCEPT International GmbH
Inside the DT 522, Intel's energy-efficient 1.6 GHz ATOM processor from the particularly en-ergy-saving Z series (Z530) can be found. This processor reduces power dissipation to 4.3 Watt (TDP) compared to approx. 8 Watt of the already energy-saving ATOM processors. Further-more, the DT 522 does not require a fan and is thus ideally suited for maintenance-free 24/7 permanent operation.
The DT 522 is equipped with a bright 300 cd/m² display with a 22" (56 cm) screen diagonal, as well as full HD resolution (1920 x 1080), and can be optionally configured with an infrared touch screen. The infrared touch screen convinces with an especially sharp image and high brilliance vs. often integrated resistive touch screen displays.
Together, the powerful processor, the design without fan, as well as the excellent display fea-tures in a perfect housing provide a flexible stand-alone unit recommended as input and multi-media terminal for applications on POS and POL as well as INTERNET kiosk. Technical areas, such as robots, control, building services engineering and medical devices are ideal areas of application as well.
Technical features of the All-In-One PC include 2 GB of main memory, as well as a 2.5" hard disk with up to 500 GB capacity and a 32 - 64 GB SSD (Solid State
Disk) as read-only memory. The known Windows environment with XP Professional or new Windows 7 as well as XP embedded provide for simple software implementation.
CONCEPT International GmbH offers the DT 522 including 2-year warranty. The 22“ All-in-One PC with 1920x1080 (full HD) resolution and Intel's 1.6 GHz ATOM processor (Z530) as well as 2 GB main memory and 2 GB FlashROM including Windows XP embedded license and stand is now available for 1270 €, GST/VAT not included. Preferred purchasing conditions are available for system integrators, OEMs and resellers.
Smaller versions with 12“, 15“ or 17“ screen diagonal are available as well.
05 January 2011
