Open Dental Forum

Anyone tried these for.. fun. Gary over at VideoDental.com was showing this to me... Seems powerful enough to be a workstation, minus heavy conebeam stuff like TX Studio. That is the main app that would not run for sure in my mind.

http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ ... rview.html

http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ ... 27hye.html

isn't that pretty much the same setup we had at A-ville ?? worked great, and you could afford to keep spare workstations for swapping out when needed. ours were fully programmed with Win7, CDR, IOC, OD, etc. small enough to velcro on the back of a monitor, and treat the whole thing like a poor man's iMac but without all that OS-that-really-works stuff.

Yeah... same thing pretty much. Except this thing has an i5.. The lenova (is that who made that?) sported an Intel Atom. Worked, except for Intra-Oral cameras.

More power, same concept.

i have had them for the past 6 months
and an i7 version exist by gigabyte

we have 2 in the office.
The 4th gen i5 NUC comes with Intel HD5000 graphic chip, we use this NUC to drive dual monitors with no problem at all
1. 27" IPS 2560x1440 res via mini DP port
2. 24" IPS 1920x1080 res via mini HDMI port

Justin Shafer wrote:Yeah... same thing pretty much. Except this thing has an i5.. The lenova (is that who made that?) sported an Intel Atom. Worked, except for Intra-Oral cameras.

More power, same concept.

Why did not the oral cameras work? Because these are zero/thin clients?
I'm considering such clients for operatories, and even the front desk, with one server in a more secure place in the office.