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The Computing Station is an ultra-low-power, affordable and fully functional desktop computer designed for use in rural locations such as schools, clinics, field offices, community centers and Internet cafes. The Inveneo Computing Station includes the following elements:
The Inveneo Desktop Linux is designed for novice to intermediate users in a shared computing environment. The desktop offers an elegant interface that is intuitive and easy for novices to navigate and immediately familiar to more experienced Mac or PC users. It includes the Firefox web browser, Open Office, instant messaging, audio and video playback, PDF viewer, and multilingual typing program. The desktop OS is optimized for compactness without sacrificing significant functionality. Like its hardware designs, Inveneo’s OS is “ruggedized” to enhance system reliability and manageability.
The Computing Station is engineered for use in challenging environments. It incorporates existing, proven hardware products from leading manufacturers with open source software into a single compact unit that more than meets the needs of organizations operating in remote and rural communities.
Key design features are:
Pricing includes all system components; LCD monitor, computer, keyboard, optical mouse, 12V input. See datasheet for details. Does not include shipping or any costs related to customs duties or fees. The Low-Power Computer Unit standalone (with Keyboard/Mouse) is also available.
Download the datasheet (148k .pdf).
To get prices and and/or purchase, please contact sales@inveneo.org or your local Inveneo representative.
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