Ops

OPS (Open Pluggable Specification)

OPS, or Open Pluggable Specification, is a standardized hardware interface developed by Intel® to simplify the integration of computing modules into digital displays. OPS modules are commonly used in digital signage, interactive flat panels, and large format displays (LFDs) to provide built-in computing power without external PCs or cables.

Key Benefits:

• Plug-and-Play Design: Easily slot into compatible displays without additional cables.

• Slim & Compact: Space-saving form factor that fits neatly inside the display unit.

• Reliable Performance: Equipped with Intel® processors, SSD storage, and robust connectivity options.

• Easy Maintenance: Swappable design allows quick replacement or upgrades.

Typical Applications:

• Digital Signage in malls, airports, and public areas

• Education – smart classrooms and interactive boards

• Corporate – conference rooms and video collaboration systems

• Retail – in-store advertising and information kiosks

Common Features:

• Intel Core i3/i5/i7 processors

• 4GB–16GB RAM, SSD storage

• HDMI, DisplayPort, USB, LAN, Wi-Fi

• Windows or Linux OS support

• Energy efficient and fanless options available

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