The LXE Thor is a
perfectly compact vehicle-mount computer which features a strong
8-inch touch display and also an additional QWERTY keyboard for those
who are not comfortable with touch-screen. The Intel Atom-powered
Thor can be used and operated with the help of the Windows Embedded
Standard platform or simply with Windows CE 6.0. LXE introduced the
device in early 2011 for presenting a smart, flexible and versatile
solution for different markets.
The compact computer has
a footprint of 10.6 x 8.4 inches and resembles a netbook in size. It
weighs a bit hefty with 5.5 pounds but because it is going to be
carried on a vehicle one needs to keep it rugged. The Thor's
resistive touch display features WVGA 800 x 480 pixel resolution
which is average in normal terms. The display includes an LED
backlight specifically for indoor use and a bright LED for outdoor
use.
The LXE
Thor has a 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z530 processor which is built to
withstand industrial and embedded applications with ample use in
industrial and vertical market tablets.
The ability to run apps
determines the purchase decision of vehicle-mount computers. Some
software is specifically for Windows CE and the standard version. LXE
designed the Thor in such a way that it can be run on Windows CE 6.0
as well as Windows Embedded Standard. The device usually carries 1GB
of RAM and 1GB of Flash. Alternatively, one can opt for 2GB of RAM
and 4 or 8GB of Flash.
As far as ruggedness of
the device goes, LXE Terminal
designed Thor to handle harsh conditions involved with vehicle use.
The device is made according to IP66 specifications which mean it can
withstand dust and water from all directions. It is also
vibration-proof and can run even in drastic temperatures. The Thor
can mounted anywhere and anyhow. Also, the front panel and some parts
are easily field-replaceable.
LXE is aware that
some applications are touch-based and there is an optional keyboard
too. The display gets to be small but the device presents a large
display with full-featured QWERTY keyboard including a numeric keypad
and easy to press function keys.
The Thor makes use of
vehicle power whereas the company also provides external converters
for AC or VDC (60 to 150V). it can work with a quick-mount smart dock
and an internal battery which needs to be charged frequently. It can
be moved hence, to a new location without having to close down.
It can be operated for
brief period. All are feeling the need of wireless communication
capabilities in their vehicles. LXE Thor is perfectly suited for all
conditions and includes usual WiFi and Bluetoothwhile those who want
added internet access or wireless capabilities, one can opt for
internal Gobi 2000 WWAN module along with an assisted GPS feature.
"LXE Thor"
is the name of a hammer-wielding Nordic god and hence is named so to
convey the power of the device and its credibility as a feature-rich
compact computer. It blends the best features of other vehicle-mount
tablets and stands on its own.
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