The new MS-C907 small PC from MSI is a powerful device suitable for industrial use, with dimensions of just 200 x 150 x 55 mm. This compact shape fits in perfectly in confined spaces.

The important thing is durability. The MS-C907 has both DisplayPort and HDMI outputs for a variety of display layouts, as well as a broad DC power input range (9~36V) for flexible power options. Another highlight is the extensive connectivity, which includes 8 GPIO ports, 2 COM ports, 6 USB 2.0 ports, and 4 USB 3.2 ports for easy connection to industrial equipment.

The Mini PC is powered by the latest Intel Core i3/N series processors

Featuring two 2.5 Gigabit LAN connections and TPM 2.0 support, security and network performance are given first priority. The robust construction of this small PC allows it to function dependably even with additional thermal devices and in temperatures between -10 and 55°C.

The newest Intel Core i3 and N Series CPUs (code name: Alder Lake N), which offer remarkable performance and energy efficiency, power this workhorse. This muscle handles intricate data management and processing jobs that are frequently encountered in manufacturing, transportation, and retail.

It is perfect for monitoring and managing production lines because of its sturdy architecture and numerous I/O connections. It was utilized as an IoT gateway by a German client to enhance chemical operations, increasing productivity and security.

This tiny PC’s robust construction, several COM ports for onboard communication, and extended DC-in range make it ideal for use in fleet management, logistics, and public transportation systems. It even satisfies requirements for shock and vibration resistance. It can be used to power interactive kiosks and high-resolution panels with 4K capability via DP and HDMI, creating visually striking displays.

Because of its wide connectivity, it can be integrated with touch screens, card readers, and printers, which makes it ideal for self-checkout stations and kiosks. Easily handle customer contacts, inventory, and transactions. While the I/O interfaces link to cash drawers, receipt printers, and barcode scanners, the dual LAN ports provide network dependability.