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Borg Displays announced two touchscreen panel PCs designed for home control, energy management, kiosks, and digital signage. The 15-inch Protege 15 and 8-inch Protege 8 respectively offer 1GHz Via Eden or 500MHz AMD Geode LX800 processors, and both include gigabit Ethernet connectivity, the company says.
Claimed to offer a robust, solid-state design and low power consumption, the Protege 15 and Protege 8 are similar in specs except for the processor, size and resolution of the display, audio chip, and a few other features. Whereas the 15-inch Protege 15 offers up to 1024 x 768 resolution, the Protege 8 provides a 800 x 600 display, Denver-based Borg Displays says.
Both systems ship with 512MB DDR, expandable to 1GB.
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