Lanner Releases LEC-2284 Power PC With Matrox C-Series Graphics Card for 4K Digital Signage
Lanner Electronics Inc. today announced the release of the LEC-2284, a high-performance box PC powered by Intel’s 4th generation Core i7/i5/i3 CPU with QM87 PCH.
The LEC-2284’s quad-core or dual-core processing power comes from Intel’s Core i7-4700EQ, Core i5-4400E or Core i3-4102E processor, all three demonstrate significant performance gain over Intel’s 3rd generation Core processors (Core i7-3612QE/3555LE, i5-3610ME and i3-3120ME).
Lanner says the LEC-2284 is aimed at digital signage. In terms of storage and expansion, the LEC-2284 offers dual 2.5″ HDD/SSD drive bays and one mSATA socket; expansion is made possible via the included PCI, PCI Express x8 and mini-PCIe socket with SIM card reader. Furthermore, the LEC-2284’s Industrial design, 9 VDC to 30 VDC input range and -10℃ to 50℃ operating temperature ensure its availability 24/7. Its other notable features include 16GB DDR3L SODIMM memory, dual COM ports, dual serial ports, dual USB 3.0 ports, 4 USB 2.0 ports and wall/VESA/rack mounting options.
Lanner now offers two turnkey video wall solutions incorporating Matrox C-Series multi-display graphics cards. These new systems are designed for HD and 4K digital signage and video walls. Available in configurations designed for up to six displays, the LEC-2284 is available with Matrox C420 or C680 in a pre-tested and certified configuration, and provides maximum power and performance in an Industrial Ruggedized Platform.
Matrox C-Series multi-display graphics cards provide dual-, triple-, quad- and six-display configurations up to 4K and feature 2 GB of on-board memory plus secure mini DisplayPort connectivity. The cards come bundled with Matrox PowerDesk for Windows desktop management software for easy configuration and control of multi-display setups including stretched or independent desktops, clone mode, pivot, bezel management and edge overlap.
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