FlexPAC III is a portable 3-screen 17-inch display portable PC.
ACME's FlexPAC III is a unique high-performance portable computer equipped with three 17-inch LCDs, boasting an exceptional working area that is unmatched elsewhere. The screen can be expanded to a maximum of nine displays. It comes with a carrier with casters for easy transportation.
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**Features** - Display: 3 screens x 17.3 inches (expandable up to 9 screens) - Resolution: Full HD 1920×1080 (for all 3 screens) - CPU: Intel Core i series - Memory: Up to 512GB - Storage bays: 3 - ODD: Slot-in DVD (optional: Blu-Ray) - Expansion slots: Up to 5x PCI-Express - Size: 435x368x298mm (when display is closed) - Size: 1092x368x298mm (when display is opened) - Weight: Approximately 30 kg (varies by configuration) - Comes with a dedicated carrying case with excellent mobility due to its casters *Motherboard, CPU, memory, storage, etc. will be updated as needed.
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Portable workstation, ideal for simulators.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| FlexPAC III X200L3 | Equipped with Intel Xeon |
| FlexPAC III S200L3 | Equipped with Intel Core i series |
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