Mobile PCs &
The BVM OB100 is a rugged one box solution, fixed line alternative, for mobile site locations, transport, mobile data and machine to machine (M2M) applications. This powerful, compact mobile PC has integrated extensive 3G cellular, GPS and wireless capabilities (WiFi & Bluetooth).
Airtime options, passive and active antenna systems, and various mounting solutions means the OB100 can be installed in a wide range of environments and used almost anywhere making the OB100 mobile PC one of the most versatile on the market today.
Features:
Energy efficient Atom processor 2GB of memory as standard Internal SATA hard drive A 12v power input with an optional mains power supply Windows 7 operating system available
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Mobile All in One PC
Handheld Tablet PC
Rugged scaleable one box solution, fixed line alternative, for mobile site locations, transport, mobile data and machine to machine (M2M).
iCore processor options Up to 8GB of RAM Data storage options Optional power input
A bespoke design to meet your requirements. Offers a host of options including PCIE expansion slot, integrated extensive 3G cellular, GPS & wireless capabilities (WiFi & Bluetooth).
Specified OEM requirements Storage & capacity to suit you I/O options & configurations
A widescreen 8” high brightness LCD PC with resistive touchscreen. Integrated 3G, GPS, WiFi and Bluetooth. Vehicle databus connection via ODB-II.
Fully integrated PC 3G, GPS and WiFi ODB-II connection
This flat panel PC has integrated batteries for transportable use in stores or warehouses. Re-charging and peripheral connections via the docking station.
8” Tablet PC 3G, WiFi and Bluetooth
Navigation keys & 8 programmable function keys
BVM’s experience can help speed your time to market
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