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Old December 12th 03, 08:13 AM
tango4
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Default Panel mounted WindowsCE device

We've just had a very swanky aircon system fitted to our offices. The
control panel is a WindowsCE device compatible with Winpilot, PalmNav, Fly
with CE and a couple of others. ( Ask me, I installed a package 'out of
hours' ) I'm wondering if anyone else has thought of permanently mounting
this type of device in their panel. If I could get a minimum order together
it might be worth it.

No mounts
No loose cables
Integrated power supply
Install your own software of choice with a laptop or PC
A lot more difficult to steal!

Ian


 




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