Asustek has announced its Chromebit CS10, a small Chrome-based device that turns a HDMI-compatible TV or monitor into a Chrome OS desktop. Chromebit CS10 is available in two colors - black and orange - and features an extension cable or bendable Flex Connect HDMI connector. The Chromebit CS10 has built-in automatic update system and the latest virus protection, giving users fast, smart and secure computing experience. The Chromebit CS10 allows users to browse webs, watch multimedia content, and access features and apps on the Chrome Web Store. It also works as an easily-manageable and cost-effective digital signage or kiosk solution. Adhesive hook-and-loop fasteners are also included in the box for users who want to attach Chromebit CS10 to their display.

NEC Display Solutions of America has announced the addition of two blue laser phosphor models to its PX series integration projector portfolio. The high-brightness laser projectors offer 20,000 hours of life built on mercury-free components and offer cinema-quality laser technology to the professional installation market. The 6,000-lumen PX602WL (WXGA resolution) and 6,000-lumen PX602UL (WUXGA resolution) single chip DLP laser projectors feature image quality utilizing unique NEC patented picture enhancements. Designed not only for corporate and education environments, these projectors are durable and produce a long-lasting image which opens up new applications in retail, digital signage, simulation and theme parks, the vendor said.

MSI has released the MS-98C7 mini-ITX embedded motherboard for high-density processing and graphic application markets. The MS-98C7 adopts Intel's 8 series chipset platform and supports up to 16GB of memory. The motherboard also supports multiple displays with output interfaces of VGA, LVDS, and DP. The MS-98C7 targets applications such as digital signage, onboard MOD and gaming.