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Lenovo Thinksmart One + Ip Controller For Teams (i5-1145g7e, 8gb, 256gb Ssd, Windows 11 Iot)

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Simplify your Microsoft Teams communications with the ThinkSmart One + IP Controller for Teams from Lenovo. This set includes the ThinkSmart One conferencing bar that features integrated stereo speakers and an HD conference camera. The bar is a smart hub that runs Windows 11 IoT running on the 11th Gen Intel Core i5-1145G7E processor, and Teams software is preinstalled. The included ThinkSmart IP Controller features a 10.1" display and provides easy IP touchscreen control for your conferencing system.

Teams Rooms Communications Solution Soundbar with HD Camera, Stereo Audio 10.1" ThinkSmart IP Controller 3-Year Premier Support

Parameters
Display Size	10.1"
Display Resolution	1280 x 800
Aspect Ratio	16:10
Rotation	30°, 60°
Brightness	<360 cd/m²
Connectors	USB-C 2.0 Gen 1 1 x HDMI Input 1 x RJ45
Audio	3.5 mm Headphone/Mic Combo
Security	Kensington MiniSaver Lock Slot
Dimensions	3.9 x 9.9 x 6.3" / 99 x 251 x 160 mm
Weight	3.3 lb / 1.5 kg
Processor	Intel Core vPro i5-1145G7E
Operating System	Windows 11 IoT, vPro, 1.5 GHz, 8 MB Cache
Memory	8 GB
Graphics	Intel Iris Xe
Storage	256 GB SSD
Wi-Fi	Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX201 (2 x 2) vPro
Bluetooth	Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) 5.0
USB Ports	2 x USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 (DisplayPort) 1 x USB-C 2.0 Gen 2 (Display Only) 1 x USB-C 3.2 Gen 1
HDMI	1 x HDMI Input 2 x HDMI Outputs
Ethernet	2 x RJ45
Microphones	8 x Mics
Pickup Range	19.69' / 6 m
Sensitivity	-35 dBFS
Camera Resolution	Full HD 1080p
Field of View	Diagonal 125° Horizontal 100° Vertical 68°
Security	Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 1 x Kensington MiniSaver Lock Slot
Certifications	vPro Teams Rooms
Dimensions	27.56 x 4.53 x 3.5" / 700 x 115 x 89 mm
Weight	7.9 lb / 3.61 kg

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this MLC or shingled or which type?

A: The storage type of the Lexar 512GB NS100 is TLC.

Q: 2. How do you save more than nine presets for a single camera? I can see how to save them, but I can't call anything over 9.

A: The AIDA Imaging VISCA Serial & IP PTZ Camera Controller can support up to 10 presets per camera. Keys one through nine will recall their corresponding preset, and key zero will recall the tenth preset.

Q: 3. Will this control a JVC KY-PZ100?

A: Yes, the controller and JVC KY-PZ100 both support RS-232.

Q: 4. Will the new Samsung 2TB 850 PRO Series SATA 2.5 SSD fit in my Dell XPS 15?

A: I have the 1TB version and it fits fine in any standard notebook including a Dell XPS 15. Don't see a reason a 2TB won't fit as I think it is the same size.

Q: 5. Will this work with the new Canon XC protocol?

A: No, the AVMATRIX Professional IP & Serial PTZ Camera Joystick Controller does not support the Canon XC protocol.

Q: 6. what kind of warranty does this have? does this have international samsung warranty?

A: This product has a Limited 10-Year / 300 TBW Warranty. No this warranty only covers U.S and Canada.

Q: 7. i'm getting this 3104se +RS232 Cable (av-1081) if i get a 1281 will i be able to cable connect 2nd camera?

A: While the AViPAS 4D Serial Joystick Controller (No IP Function) can support daisy chaining, the AViPAS AV-1081 HDMI PTZ Camera (White) does not, and would not work in the setup described above.

Q: 8. Does it work good in macbook pro 15 mid 2012 ?

A: I put this into my 2011 Mac pro 17 early last year and I couldn't be happier. All my programs run so much smoother and faster.

Q: 9. Is this compatible with mac mini (late 2012)?

A: Yes it is compatible for both windows and Mac.

Q: 10. I'm replacing my old mechanical HDD from my iMac 2012-2013 model for this 2TB SSD, will it work?

A: Yes, the Lexar 2TB NS100 SATA III 2.5" Internal SSD, BH #LELNS1002TRB, is compatible with an iMac from 2012-2013.

anyonymous	18/09/2024
Excellent product, competitively priced and quick service. very much appreciated. 5

Seoulja	19/06/2024
I would say Samsung makes one of the best SSD. I had the Samsung 840 Pro before and now upgraded to Samsung 850 Pro 512gb 5

Taishan	03/06/2024
I have bought a new laptop workstation with a 500GB HHD , To me this is the economical way because SSDs can be purchased at one third the cost of the upgraded from the computer manufacture. I trust the Samsung SSDs for this upgrade as I have used different models of Samsung SSDs in the past . I have never had an issue with their drive so I have purchased a 250gb mStata and a 250 gb Stata to upgrade my new computer. I also purchase an 850 Pro to upgrade my six year old Dell M4800. I do recommend Samsung SSDs as well as their RAM memory. 5

HoYo	18/05/2024
I had a Crucial SSD that was only 256GB. It was a few years old and filled up to 90%. I started to get some software lagging time in opening and overall windows freezing up. I don't know if it was due to the SDD filled near to the max or corrupt software. Generally, I like to do a complete reinsall of Windows every year or two to get rid of these problems, so opted to put in a 1TB drive so there will not be any more issues with the drive getting full. I love the SSD, now only have 1 moving part in my laptop, the cooling fan. This 1TB SSD is actually lighter by 1/2 the weight of my 256SSD. The SSD comes with software that partitions the drive, leaving 10% for memory...I'm trying that for a 1st time to improve speed. Note that 1TB does not equal 1TB of usable space. I think that's a little misleading of all HD/SSD's but was understood going into my purchase. 5

Hakan	14/04/2024
Super steady and affordable. This drive is indeed SOLID and state of the art. I replaced my HD with this monster and quadrupled the performance of my machine. Highly recommended. 5

Roderick	09/04/2024
Daughter's 2010 MacBook Pro has been halfway around the world, but just started getting slow to load, slow to switch applications, and slow to boot up. A friend suggested putting in an SDD.Wow. Cloning the native HD to the SDD was no problem (used CCC, but that's not graven in stone). Once cloned, taking out the old one, switching the lug screws at the corners (OK, have your tor wrench--the $ set from B&H is cool) onto the SDD to hold it in place, and the open-out-in won't take a half-hour, and presto! Instant boot. Speed gain is immense. A little more RAM might not hurt...Samsung drives are as highly rated as anything out there, and this was such a snap, my daughter did everything but the cloning. Highly recommend. 5