Most newcomers to interactive flat panels are likely confused by the Wi-Fi-like device that plugs into them: What is it? What does it do? Today, I'd like to introduce you to this mysterious component, the OPS PCs. Let me demystify it.
When people ask what an OPS PCS is, they're usually referring to an Open Pluggable Specification (OPS) Computer-on-Module (CModule). An OPS Computer-on-Module is a compact, standardized computing device that easily plugs into an interactive flat panel or other compatible display. Eliminating the need for multiple cables to connect to an external PC, an OPS PCS provides a plug-and-play solution that integrates computing power directly into the interactive flat panel, transforming it into a full-featured computer that's compatible with and runs operating systems such as Windows, Linux, Mac OS, or Chrome OS. Furthermore, OPS PCs allow users to install educational, conferencing, or creative software on the interactive flat panel to enhance presentations and interactivity. In short, OPS PCs are plug-and-play computer modules that enrich the functionality of interactive flat panels.
The OPS computer is designed primarily for use with interactive flat panels. When paired with the OPS computer module, the interactive flat panel becomes a true OPS interactive flat panel—a display that combines powerful computing power, intuitive touch interaction, and seamless integration.
With an OPS PC, whether you're a teacher, business professional, or sole proprietor, you can prepare lessons, run educational software, and access online resources directly on your interactive flat panel. Host video conferences, present documents, and collaborate in real time without the need for an external laptop. Efficiently run digital signage, retail applications, or interactive advertising.
The OPS PC module inherently delivers speed, flexibility, and convenience, making interactive flat panels equipped with OPS PCs truly all-in-one smart solutions.