Shenzhen Innohi Technology Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen Innohi Technology Co., Ltd.
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Commercial Display Debian Motherboard 8K Decoding Resolution and Single Channel 4R/ 20W Speaker Output for Display Needs
AI-536 is an intelligent multi-function all-in-one control board, widely utilized in iFPD, industrial control and gateway, cloud terminal, face recognition equipment, vehicle-mounted central control, and commercial display.
AI-536 features Rockchip's RK3576 high-performance octa-core ARM 64-bit processor with a maximum frequency of 2.2GHz. It includes a 6TOPS computing power NPU and runs on Android 14.0 system (kernel: Linux 5.10). The GPU utilizes ARM G52 MC3, providing exceptional performance and cost-effectiveness. The board supports 8K video encoding and decoding, 8K display output, multiple built-in display interfaces, and multi-screen display. It also offers various high-speed interfaces (PCI-E, Gigabit Ethernet) for easy expansion.
| CPU | Rockchip RK3576 , Octa-core, 2.2 GHz |
| Decoding resolution | Support Up To 8K |
| Operating System | Android 14.0 (kernel Is Linux 5.10) |
| DDR | Standard 4G (8G/16G Optional) LP DDR 4 |
| Speaker output | Supports Single Channel 4R/20W Speaker |
| EMMC | Standard 32G (64G/128G/256G Optional) |
| Dimension | 140.5 * 95.3 * 1.6 mm |
| RTC Real Time Clock | The Battery Supports Time Memory For 3 Years And Supports Timed Power On And Off |
The YNH 536 Commercial Display Debian Motherboard is a versatile and reliable product that is ideal for a variety of applications in commercial settings. With its high-quality components and advanced features, this motherboard is designed to meet the demanding requirements of business and financial display scenarios.
Originating from Shenzhen, the YNH 536 motherboard is certified with UL certification, ensuring its safety and quality standards. It has a minimum order quantity of 100 units and is priced competitively between 60 to 80 USD per unit. The packaging details include 100 pieces per box, making it convenient for bulk orders.
Featuring a powerful Rockchip RK3576 Octa-core CPU running at 2.2 GHz, this motherboard is capable of handling complex tasks with ease. The speaker output supports a single channel 4R/20W speaker, providing clear audio for various display applications.
One of the standout features of this motherboard is its decoding resolution support of up to 8K, ensuring crisp and detailed visuals for commercial displays. The DDR options include a standard 4G configuration with 8G or 16G upgrades available. Additionally, the EMMC storage comes in a standard 32G capacity, with options for 64G, 128G, or 256G for enhanced storage capabilities.
Businesses looking to upgrade their display systems can rely on the YNH 536 motherboard for a seamless and efficient operation. Whether it's for digital signage, interactive displays, or financial display boards, this motherboard offers the performance and reliability needed for a successful deployment.
With a delivery time of 5-8 days and payment terms via T/T, the YNH 536 Commercial Display Debian Motherboard is a cost-effective solution for businesses seeking a high-performance motherboard for their commercial display needs.
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Brand Name: YNH
Model Number: 536
Place of Origin: Shenzhen
Certification: UL
Minimum Order Quantity: 100
Price: 60~80 USD
Packaging Details: 100pcs per box
Delivery Time: 5-8 days
Payment Terms: T/T
Operating System: Android 14.0 (Kernel Is Linux 5.10)
EMMC: Standard 32G (64G / 128G / 256G Optional)
Speaker Output: Supports Single Channel 4R/20W Speaker
RTC Real Time Clock: The Battery Supports Time Memory For 3 Years And Supports Timed Power On And Off
DDR: Standard 4G (8G/16G Optional) LP DDR4
The Commercial Display Debian Motherboard product offers comprehensive Product Technical Support and Services to ensure smooth operation and optimal performance. Our team of skilled technicians is dedicated to providing assistance with any technical issues, troubleshooting, and resolving software or hardware-related concerns.