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CHROMEBOX COMMERCIAL


POWERFUL, COMMERCIAL GRADE CHROME OS DEVICE


The first commercial grade Chrome OS device, designed for the signage, POS and kiosk markets, allows fast and secure delivery of apps.


The AOPEN Chromebox Commercial is a highly reliable and powerful device that operates 24/7 under tough conditions (up to 60ºC/140ºF*). It sets itself apart from any Chromebox, being a commercial grade device, allowing speedy and secure signage from the cloud using Google Chrome OS.


Deployment and


management of the devices have never been easier using Chrome Device Management. Use the signage app of your preference available via the Chrome Web Store to control what’s on the screen.


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The tough and solid state design including the industrial components makes this one of the strongest Chromebox devices available on the market today.


The advantages of the Chromebox Commercial:


Tough and tamperproof design for 24/7 operability in public spaces


Small form factor for easy instalment behind displays or integration in kiosks, comes with L-shaped mount


The solid-state and fanless design ensures a first-rate performance in challenging situations


AC Power Auto Recovery (APAR) Included dual band antenna offers a wide reach


Options for kiosk and POS device extensions via commercial ports


Optional Chrome Device Management on request to save valuable time and thus costs on installation, programming and maintenance


*Temperatures over 40ºC/104ºF require direct power 19 VDC or high heat range adapter (optional) MEETING & COLLABORATION SOLUTIONS. THE MAVERICK GUIDE >27


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