New platform, big lineup! Cincoze unveils 60 new Meteor Lake PS panel PCs
Improved performance x Power-Saving x AI Boost
Enhanced performance comes courtesy of the latest Intel® 4 Core Ultra i7/i5/i3 U series (Meteor Lake-PS) processors, with up to 12 cores and only 15W low power consumption, providing 1.8x the performance of the previous models. The new built-in Intel NPU delivers faster and more efficient AI boost capabilities for high-volume image processing and AI recognition. There is a dynamic thermal mechanism that automatically adjusts tolerances in all directions to ensure the closest fit between the upper cover and the CPU heat sink. These adjustments solve the heat dissipation challenges of high-performance computing and allow the CPU to operate at full performance.
Flexibility for any application
The new models are flexible and expandable, supporting Intel Core Ultra series LGA-type CPUs, and a built-in M.2 Key B/E slot enabling expansion options for 5G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NVMe, and various I/O interfaces. The P2302E panel PC model has an additional PCI/PCIe slot for expansion cards up to 75W (111 x 169 mm), further addressing various edge computing scenarios.
Rugged with comprehensive specifications
Comprehensive options are the defining strength of the Cincoze panel PC lineup. The new models include an industrial panel PC series (CV/P2302 series) for general harsh environments, a sunlight readable panel PC series (CS/P2302 series) for high-brightness outdoor environments, and an open frame panel PC series (CO/P2302 series) for integration in machines and equipment. Each series provides options for screen size (12- to 24-inch), resolution (up to FHD), display ratio (4:3, 5:4, 16:9), brightness (up to 1,800nit), and touch (P-cap and resistive). All models are rugged and reliable, built with industrial-grade materials and industrial-grade protections such as wide temperature, wide voltage, and dustproof and waterproof IP65 front panel, providing complete and reliable HMI solutions for various harsh environment applications.
About Cincoze
Rugged embedded computer brand—Cincoze provides industry-leading solutions for edge computing, AIoT, and critical applications in harsh environments. Our product lines include rugged embedded computers, industrial panel PCs and monitors, and GPU embedded computers, which can quickly meet the application needs of vertical markets, especially manufacturing, vehicle, rail, transportation, energy, and warehousing & logistics. Over the years, we have launched a number of innovative products and won multiple patent awards and international certifications.
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