Healthcare
The 6th generation Intel®
empower surgeons with advanced clinical diagnostic capabilities during a procedure.
processors unlock new possibilities for 3D medical imaging to
Core™
For easy cleaning with commonly used infection-control agents, the latex glove-friendly projected capacitive (PCAP) multi-touch touchscreen technology uses an IP65 splash- proof front panel design and IPX4 fanless back panel. The 10-point multi-touch screen enables close collaboration, while programmable function keys in the front panel allow users to set up shortcuts that enhance workfl ow.
For I/O, the workstation features 4 kV medically isolated USB, COM, and LAN ports that prevent electrical shock from damaging the unit and keep current leakage from harming patients connected to the device. For fast data transfers with peripherals and scalable medical feature expansions, the workstation supports six USB 3.0 ports, two Mini Card slots for an integrated wireless/Bluetooth* module and an HD decoding module, and two PCI Express 3.0 (x16) expan- sion slots. These slots enable additions such as a data acquisition card, frame grabber, backup-power charging board, or specialty I/O board.
The Graphics Performance Benefi ts of a New Processor Generation The 6th generation Intel®
Core™
i7-6600U processor – part of
Intel’s newest wave of 14 nm processors – allows the ONYX ZEUS-228 to deliver a new level of performance. These pro- cessors unlock new possibilities for 3D medical imaging to
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