• VCOM Interactive Display: This is likely a touchscreen display designed for interactive use. Interactive displays can be used for a variety of purposes, such as:
  • Digital signage: In retail stores, restaurants, or other public places, interactive displays can show information, menus, or even allow customers to interact with wayfinding applications.
  • Conference rooms: Interactive displays can be used for presentations where multiple people can annotate or manipulate content on the screen.
  • Classrooms: Interactive displays can be used for educational purposes, allowing teachers and students to interact with learning materials.

• Mini PC: A Mini PC is a small desktop computer that offers similar functionality to a traditional desktop computer but in a much smaller form factor. They are generally less powerful than a traditional desktop but use less energy and are often more affordable. Because of their small size, Mini PCs are ideal for situations where space is limited.

Here’s a possible scenario where a VCOM Interactive Display and a Mini PC would be used together:

• A small retail store might purchase a VCOM Interactive Display to use as a point-of-sale system and a Mini PC to provide the processing power to run the software. The touchscreen display would allow customers to interact with the system, while the Mini PC would provide the power to run the sales software, process transactions, and connect to the internet.