Technology | October 08, 2008

NextComputing’s family of flextop computers are an ideal fit for the medical imaging community, providing maximum functionality in the smallest package available. Open standards, and upgradeable, the NextDimension line up is unsurpassed in the portables market. They have grown in popularity among those looking for portability without compromising functionality.

The NextDimension Evo HD features high-throughput architecture for real time demonstration of advanced visualization applications, such as CT, MI, or CAD. The Evo HD incorporates an integrated 17-inch HD display and up to two additional “clip on” displays, two quad-core processors, 24 GB RAM, RAID storage and the latest graphics cards from NVIDIA or AMD. The portable form factor allows demo specialists to meet prospects and close deals, while reportedly reducing operational costs, such as shipping in the process.


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