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This is Octek's little NVIDIA Ion-based platform, which runs an Intel Atom 330 CPU. It's used to drive public signage displays and can process Full HD video without tearing or stuttering. They can be installed in a bracket and mounted behind a screen; a neat and out of the way solution.

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