Kindermann is expanding its portfolio with the currently most powerful OPS PC with Android 13 and EDLA certification. It not only impresses with its computing power, but also enables access to all Google services, including driver and security updates.
When touch displays are getting on in years, it is usually due to an old Android version that can no longer keep up with modern applications. However, integrated chips and drivers prevent the operating system from being updated easily. With the new attractively priced OPS-PC, Kindermann extends the service life of these touch displays and thus secures the investment. In addition, the OPS-PC offers a whole range of improved functions and a higher security standard.
Powerful and EDLA-certified
The new Kindermann OPS-PC MT8195 is equipped with an Android 13 operating system and state-of-the-art hardware. In addition to a powerful Mediatek Octacore SoC, 8 GB DDR4 RAM, a fast 128 GB SSD hard disk and WiFi 6 module, the device's EDLA certification is a particular plus point. EDLA stands for Enterprise Devices Licensing Agreement, a new program that Google introduced at the end of 2022. This enables unrestricted use of the operating system and all Google services, which brings many advantages. For example, official access to the Google Play Store is guaranteed and apps and tools can be seamlessly integrated. On the other hand, certification also increases device security as it makes the Google Play Protect service available. Android 13 also ensures greater security, for example by improving control over which apps can access which information. For example, access to certain photos, videos and clipboard history can be blocked.
Perfect for the education sector: The Kindermann Education Box
Kindermann offers the OPS PC as an "Education Box" with a five-year license for SOTI's MobiControl device management system especially for the education sector. This makes the data protection-compliant use of Google accounts child's play. The use of Google services is particularly problematic in the education sector, as it requires a Google account. However, these must not be personalized for data protection reasons and generic accounts without access restrictions are simply unsuitable for schools. With MobiControl from SOTI, all necessary accounts can be created and managed centrally and made available to teaching staff via automated one-click setup. The apps that are to be available for download can be defined in advance in the profiles, which enables secure and data protection-compliant use.
