PC for mobile digital signage applications

The VTC 2000 from NexCom International is a low-cost, in-vehicle PC which has been specifically designed for mobile digital signage applications. Featuring the energy-efficient Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz processor, the VTC 2000 supports dual independent display and can play numerous file formats. For in-vehicle operation the platform can be powered directly from a vehicle's battery and has the ability to withstand extreme levels of shock and vibration. According to Nexcom, the device is therefore the ideal solu
July 30, 2012 Read time: 1 min
RSSThe VTC 2000 from 1916 Nexcom International is a low-cost, in-vehicle PC which has been specifically designed for mobile digital signage applications. Featuring the energy-efficient 4243 Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz processor, the VTC 2000 supports dual independent display and can play numerous file formats. For in-vehicle operation the platform can be powered directly from a vehicle's battery and has the ability to withstand extreme levels of shock and vibration. According to Nexcom, the device is therefore the ideal solution for fleet owners/operators looking to increase revenue streams by implementing in-vehicle advertising and infotainment systems.

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