Nexcom XPPC 16-200 15.6" Slim PCAP Touchscreen Computers with 11th Gen Intel Core Processors

A hotel check-in screen or department store welcome board is often the first thing a guest touches, so it needs a sharp FHD image, a quick response and a casing slim enough to sit neatly in a wall, kiosk or stand. The Nexcom XPPC 16-200 series is built for that brief: a family of 15.6 inch slim touchscreen computers in an enclosed black-silver metal chassis, with a slim-bezel PCAP front that meets IP65 when panel mounted.

Every XPPC 16-200 shares the same build. The 15.6 inch LED-backlit LCD runs at 1920 x 1080 (FHD) with 405 nits brightness, 700:1 contrast and 178° viewing angles, and the 10-point PCAP touch is optically bonded behind anti-smudge glass to cut reflections. One DDR4 SO-DIMM socket takes up to 32 GB and an M.2 2280 Key M socket on PCIe x4 takes an NVMe SSD, with Windows 10 64-bit and Linux supported. I/O covers two Intel Gigabit LAN ports, four USB 3.0 ports, one RS-232/422/485 port, a line-out and DisplayPort (DP++) and HDMI 2.0 outputs for further screens, and an M.2 2230 Key E socket takes an optional Wi-Fi module. Units ship as barebones, so memory and storage are specified to the project.

The series offers the XPPC 16-200-i3, the standard build with an Intel Core i3-1115G4E dual-core processor at 2.2 GHz base with 6 MB cache and Intel UHD Graphics, and the XPPC 16-200-i5, available by request, with an Intel Core i5-1145G7E at 1.5 GHz base with 8 MB cache and Intel Iris Xe Graphics for video-rich signage and dashboards.

Power is 12 V DC on a DC jack, with a locking 96 W 100 to 240 V AC adapter included. The XPPC 16-200 is fanless, operates from 0 to 50 °C at 10 to 90% humidity, non-condensing, is shock-tested to 50 g peak under IEC 60068-2-27 and carries CE and FCC Class A marks, meeting EN 62368-1 under the LVD. It measures 382.2 x 251.4 x 51.7 mm, weighs 3.0 kg and mounts on 100 x 100 mm VESA as standard, with a 370.5 x 240 mm cut-out for the optional panel-mount kit and an open-frame kit also available. Nexcom names hotel self-check-in systems, department stores, welcome boards and advertising as target applications.