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Cybernet has launched a new widescreen medical grade all-in-one PC, the CyberMed H6. The CyberMed H6 uses Intel i3 or i5 processors, has an IP64-rated front bezel, and a robust 20-inch touch screen.

Cybernet partnered with Intel to develop a Windows-based medical tablet using Intel’s new Cedarview platform. Intel Asia invited Cybernet to display the CyberMed T10 tablet at the China Medical Equipment Fair in Shenzhen, China April 17-20, 2012.

Cybernet’s new CyberMed N19 all-in-one medical computer is fanless and has an antimicrobial coating, so it’s perfect for the OR, ER, or anywhere in a hospital. It uses the new Intel Cedarview D2700 processor, which provides a long battery life.

Cybernet just introduced a medical Windows tablet PC, the CyberMed T10. It’s lightweight, has a capacitive multi-touch screen, and comes standard with 4GB of DDR3 RAM to run any EMR software.

Cybernet has launched a new widescreen medical grade all-in-one PC, the CyberMed H6. The CyberMed H6 uses Intel i3 or i5 processors, has an IP64-rated front bezel, and a robust 20-inch touch screen.

Cybernet partnered with Intel to develop a Windows-based medical tablet using Intel’s new Cedarview platform. Intel Asia invited Cybernet to display the CyberMed T10 tablet at the China Medical Equipment Fair in Shenzhen, China April 17-20, 2012.

Cybernet made a big splash at the HIMSS show last month with an expanded line of medical PCs. They displayed a wide range of medical grade devices: 15- to 19-inch and widescreen all-in-one PCs, fanless models, and a new medical grade Windows tablet.

Cybernet’s new CyberMed N19 all-in-one medical computer is fanless and has an antimicrobial coating, so it’s perfect for the OR, ER, or anywhere in a hospital. It uses the new Intel Cedarview D2700 processor, which provides a long battery life.

Cybernet just introduced a medical Windows tablet PC, the CyberMed T10. It’s lightweight, has a capacitive multi-touch screen, and comes standard with 4GB of DDR3 RAM to run any EMR software.

Cybernet launched a new 19-inch all-in-one medical PC, the CyberMed G45. It has an antimicrobial coating, with the power needed for today’s EMR software: an Intel Core 2 Duo E5500 CPU, an Intel G45 chipset, and up to 8GB of DDR3 memory.