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Service Is Only A Touch Away
With online shopping becoming ever more common, retail is under heavy pressure from Internet commerce, which many consumers consider easier and more convenient. While retail retains the advantage of physically being where customers are, product hands-on and instant availability are often no longer enough.
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What would you do with a TDP of less than 5 watts?
What embedded designers had long hoped for is now here: a low-power, high-performance, Intel® architecture (IA) platform with a thermal design power specification (TDP)1 of less than 5 watts (W) that’s powerful enough to run common embedded operating systems. With TDP of just 2.0W (versus 35 watts for a typical laptop), the Intel® Atom™ processors Z530Δ and Z510Δ are bringing IA to places it’s never been before. Embedded designers are rethinking how far they can push designs by extending the benefits of IA to meet the demanding requirements of new embedded applications.
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  • Touch Computers Streamline Hotel Operations
    The internet's rapid growth has had a significant impact on today’s retail, travel and hospitality industries. Web browsing has empowered consumers to do everything themselves - from purchasing products online, to booking their own travel and hotel arrangements. The era of self-service has arrived, with do-it-yourself terminals in airports and grocery stores minimizing the need for ticket agents and cashiers. Such terminals are transitioning to hotels worldwide, and touch computers such as Advantech’s UTC line are their most vital component.
  • Touch Computer Kiosks Serve Top Retail Chain Stores
    The adage, “try before you buy” has forever been the mantra of those who frequently purchase music, motion pictures, and video games. With so many titles to choose from, and with prices ranging from $10 to $60, shoppers want assurance that they’ve made the right selections. Advantech’s rugged touch panel computer line, the UTC series, is helping to revolutionize the way in which consumers are able to preview and evaluate their media purchases.
  • Time-Saving Kiosks Add Convenience to Life
    Computer kiosks have replaced many tasks traditionally done by people, while at the same time providing many conveniences. As the public has developed a greater level of trust in these kiosks they have come to enjoy and expect more services. Increasingly, more versatile service offerings are being developed and packaged in kiosks, which represent an attractive solution, ready to provide assistance.
  • Mini-ITX System for Community Information Kiosk in Urban Area
    Information kiosks are publicly accessible self-service platforms that offer customers a variety of on-line services. The distinguishing feature of kiosks is a touch screen design that creates a convenient and user-friendly experience for people of all ages and levels of education. Users can easily navigate on-screen menus by the touch of a finger, and perform a variety of activities such as printing high-quality digital photos, checking real-time product and service information, making on-line orders, dealing with bills and ticket payment. The booming kiosk market satisfies higher living standards that require real-time and individualized services.
  • Industrial Computers for Automatic Ticketing System
    As urban population continues to grow, many countries in the world aspire to develop rapid rail transportation. Featuring security, comfort, convenience and speed, subway or light rail systems have become the best solution to urban transportation problems. Subways or light rail systems can upgrade the transportation structure, provide three-dimensional transportation networks, eliminate traffic jams and improve the urban environment. Guangzhou Subway wanted to use technology to reduce the workload of subway workers and focus on investment returns by enabling them to acquire urban passenger and subway performance information.