Bcdvideo released a 680 grams (24-ounce), 25.7 cm (10.1 inch) integrated HP tablet that serves as a security management console, as well as a mobile client viewing station. The tablet comes standard with two 1080P cameras, one in front for video calls, and an 8-megapixel camera in back with built-in flash, 64 gigabyte solid-state drive, Wi-Fi/cellular connectivity, and a Windows 8 platform.
Bcdvideo released a 680 grams (24-ounce), 25.7 cm (10.1 inch) integrated HP tablet that serves as a security management console, as well as a mobile client viewing station. The tablet comes standard with two 1080P cameras, one in front for video calls, and an 8-megapixel camera in back with built-in flash, 64 gigabyte solid-state drive, Wi-Fi/cellular connectivity, and a Windows 8 platform.
“At 680 grams (1.5 pounds), it is built to be a field unit for security integrators needing to manage projects on the road,” stated Tom Larson, Director of Global Accounts, Bcdvideo. End-user applications include shopping mall guards, school administrators/principals, and police on the beat, or any environment that requires mobile management.
“Logging into your integrated lights-out management allows you to view all health and performance values and take any appropriate measures to correct the issue,” said Daniel Molnar, the Bcdvideo Solution Architect who designed the concept. “Open a remote console to the server and perform any and all administrative tasks as if you were sitting right in front of the server.”
The tablet option is available with the purchase of any Bcdvideo enterprise video server series or enterprise open architecture servers.