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Lenovo introduces the Chromebox Micro: a very small and thin computer intended primarily as a media player to support information and advertising screens. Lenovo launches the Chromebox Micro.
Lenovo introduces the Chromebox Micro: a very small and thin computer intended primarily as a media player to support information and advertising screens.
Lenovo launches the Chromebox Micro. This is a small computer intended primarily as a media player. Lenovo aims the device at screens in professional contexts, such as in stores or large companies. The Digital signatureThe market is growing rapidly according to the PC manufacturer, which wants to offer the solution for controlling the screens with the Chromebox Micro.
The Chromebox Micro is designed for 24/7 operation and can control up to two screens in 4K resolution. The device does not require a fan, which makes it particularly suitable for somewhat dusty rooms. The box is smaller than many smartphones and therefore fits easily behind most screens.
There is no lack of connectivity: RJ45 (Ethernet), audio, USB-C, USB-A and HDMI are available. Lenovo also offers holes for screws. The software used is ChromeOS and specifically ChromeOS Kisok with Digital Signage Upgrade. Management can be done remotely and on a large scale: ideal for retail chains or companies with many remote locations.
Time to get specific: What exactly is the Chromebox Micro? You will receive a box measuring 16.3 cm x 7.9 cm x 1.97 cm. Inside this case is an Intel Jasper Lake Celeron N4500, supported by 8GB of RAM and cooled without a fan. The internal storage comes from an eMMC with a capacity of 32 GB. Availability is planned for next year in several markets worldwide, with a starting price of $219. We don’t yet have any details for our region.
Source: IT Daily
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