Artromick's NX10 Mobile Computing WorkStation is a point-of-care computing cart, which was released in August 2007.

It reportedly delivers a flexible, lightweight and cost-effective solution for bedside data management. The NX10 is 20 percent lighter than the previous product releases. It has a stable and trim-line footprint, making it easy for nursing staff to maneuver through the most crowded corridors and patient rooms.

It has a 15.5-by-21-inch work area, configurable secure storage area and a variety of accessories including scanner holders, cup holders, mouse trays and IV poles. The NX10 WorkStation supports laptop, all-in-one PC or thin-client solutions.


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