IC Nexus Displays Ruggedness in its PCap Touchscreens
October 19, 2023
News
IC Nexus introduced its NSD3310WX-HL-KK3, a 10-inch TFT LCD display that sets new standards in ruggedness, affordability, and performance. The display leverages a 64-bit Cortex-A35 CPU and connects via Dual 10/100M/Gb Ethernet (LAN2 optional). It consists of a projected capacitive (PCap) touchscreen display at 1280 x 800 pixels and brightness standard of 1000cd/m². The display is protected by high impact resistance cover glass that meets IK08 standard.
The NSD3310WX-HL-KK3 is ideal for EV chargers, industrial equipment, smart home consoles, digital signage, point-of-sale (POS) systems, kiosks, and other smart devices.
Additional Highlights
- Long backlight lifetime (70K hours)
- Dual display interfaces
- I/O: USB, RS232/485, GPIO, I2C
- PoE (Power over Ethernet) capable (optional)
- Multi-band LTE/5G module (optional)
- OS: Android, Ubuntu, Debian
- -20oC~70oC operating temperature
For more information, visit icnexus.com.tw.
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