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New Generation of MOXA x86 Industrial Computers | ManuAuto

May 20, 2025

Moxa introduces a new generation of BXP, DRP, and RKP Series industrial computers that are specifically designed to facilitate rapid system development with reliable, adaptable, and cost-effective computing solutions.

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Made to Last, Made for You: MOXA New-gen x86 Industrial Computers
New Generation of MOXA x86 Industrial Computers | ManuAuto

Moxa introduces a new generation of BXP, DRP, and RKP series industrial computers designed to facilitate rapid system development with reliable, adaptable, and cost-effective computing solutions. The industrial computers are based on a pre-formulated configure-to-order architecture, making it easy to meet various system development and integration requirements. Their wide-temperature design and fanless operation ensure stable performance even in harsh environments. Furthermore, a 3-year warranty and 10-year product longevity underscores our commitment to product quality.

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