Matrox Graphics Contributes to Wyse Technology's New Class of Energy Efficient

Matrox Epica Series graphics cards are ideally suited for thin customers based on their energy efficiency, low thermal properties, passive cooling, and PCIe bus interface design. The Epica TC20+ supports two displays at resolutions up to 1920x1200 and 2048x1536 per output, and up to four VGA displays at resolutions of up to 1920x1200 via an optional quad upgrade cable. Additionally, the Epica TC48 can support up to four DisplayPort monitors to achieve resolutions of up to 1920x1200 or 2048x1152 per display. Combined with the Wyse Z90DE7, Epica boards provide a superior multi-display, cloud client computing platform capable of presenting much more information across more displays for market applications that require larger volumes of real-time information just as banking, government, and process control.

“With Matrox, we’re providing even greater display capacity via a convenient PCIe form factor that integrates directly into our Windows Embedded Standard 7 based Z90DE7 thin client,” said Rommy Channe, Senior Product Manager at Wyse Research. “The Z90DE7’s PCIe expansion slot, along with innovative multi-display research from Matrox, gives us a secure, powerful, compact, energy-efficient thin client that satisfies the extended high-resolution display requirements often seen in securities trading and digital signage applications.”

The thin client market

"Matrox is excited to be partnering with thin client leader Wyse Research to bring even greater multi-monitor capabilities to the thin client market," says Ron Berty, Business Development Manager, Matrox Graphics Inc. "With the Epica-based Wyse Z90DE7 solution, large amounts of visual data on maximized screen real-estate will now be enabled on industry-leading thin client solutions."

The Matrox Epica TC20+ and Matrox Epica TC48 graphics cards will be available in early Q2 2012, during the Wyse Z90DE7 thin client is available suddenly. For more information, contact Matrox Graphics and Wyse Innovation respectively.