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Sector Guide


Brother’s super efficient scanners with optimised scan speeds


“Brother’s new ADS4 range of A4 desktop document scanners deliver scan speeds of up to 60 pages per minute – one of the fastest speeds on the market. Other key features include the capacity to scan up to


100 sheets at a time and a daily duty cycle of up to 9,000 pages, up from 5,000 a day from the previous range.” “The new scanners are compatible with Kofax document and data capture software.”


“The devices range from the standard ADS-4100 to the high- end ADS-4900W.”


Specs: USB 3.0 and Ethernet connectivity, inbuilt touchscreen display, scan to net capabilities, ultrasonic multi-feed detector, adaptive TWAIN print drivers, Barcode Utility software


Supplier: Brother UK


PPDS’ new Wave cloud platform for Philips professional displays


“PPDS’ new Wave cloud platform developed for the Philips professional SoC display portfolio helps to ensure faster installation and service times for multiple displays.” “The Wave platform


simplifies setting up different display models and generations. You can manage your professional displays globally providing a powerful, cross-platform solution.” “Wave is now included out-of-the-box with all Philips Q-Line, D-Line, T-Line and C-Line displays, and any existing display with Android 7 and above can also be upgraded and provisioned.”


Specs: Control software updates, customisable to the system integrator’s own business and brand, including the option to place the solution on a custom URL, support Philips SoC signage displays with Android 7 and above, support multiple platforms


Supplier: PPDS www.pcr-online.biz


Kingston Unleashes FURY Beast DDR5 RGB


“Kingston FURY Beast DDR5 RGB memory boasts the first DDR5 module used to break 10,000MT/s and features enhanced RGB lighting effects with a new heat spreader design that provides bright and smooth illumination.” “This latest offering starts at 4800MT/s, which features Kingston’s Plug N Play technology that automatically overclocks without having to select a profile. On modules 5200MT/s and faster, Intel XMP 3.0 profiles are enabled to lock in the speed, timings, and voltage.”


“Now those who want the power of DDR5 along with the fun look of RGB can enjoy both. Plus, with the personal touch of customising the lighting effects users can really take the full gaming experience into their own hands.”


Specs: 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB single modules, Kits of 2 up to 64GB, with speeds up to 6000MT/s, Backed by a limited lifetime warranty


Supplier: Kingston


Netatmo Shield for its Smart Home Weather Station


“Netatmo’s protective housing accessory for its Smart Home Weather Station shields the Outdoor Module from bad weather, which can help improve the accuracy of its readings.” “The Netatmo Smart Home


Weather Station comprises two modules: one for outside, and one for inside. They measure the temperature, atmospheric pressure, humidity, air quality and noise pollution levels. The Netatmo Weather Station transfers the data via Wi-Fi to its dedicated app.”


Specs: Netatmo app enabled, Compact, cylindrical design, aluminium casing (recyclable material), indoor/outdoor modules measuring temperature, atmospheric pressure, humidity, air quality and noise pollution levels


Supplier: Netatmo June 2022 | 47


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