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2023-07-11
The new CCpilot X1200 provides laptop functionality and performance for the cabin. The CCpilot X1200 is designed to meet tough environmental requirements and excel even in demanding applications. Based on an efficient Intel Atom® quad-core CPU the X1200 is a truly multipurpose on-board computer for business logic and advanced HMIs with Intel® UHD Graphics.
With its optically bonded 12" widescreen IPS type display it provides plenty of GUI real estate, enabling concurrent visualization of multiple applications.
The X1200 joins the X900 and x1400 to expand our extreme line offering from 9”-14”. The widely supported x86 architecture deployed by the extreme line offer the choice of a Linux or Windows operating system. This means that system developers can utilize all the powerful toolchains, software components, and 3rd party applications available in either the Windows or Linux domains.
Extreme line displays fully support modern, and next-generation, graphics APIs and frameworks, making it possible to realize advanced systems without the limitations or restrictions due to leaner hardware. Plus, the displays provide an accessible CFAST storage slot for in-field expandability, video recording, encryption, and storage upgrades. It can also integrate 3rd party peripherals over USB.
With vast software capabilities and state-of-the-art hardware, the CCpilot X1200 adds to our Extreme line to bring the power and flexibility of a complete PC platform to the cab of mobile machinery.
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