Google EDLA Certified OPS slot-in PC | TEY1A
- Android 13 slot-in PC
- Full Google integration
- 8-core Pro processor
- Remote device management
- Android 13 slot-in PC
- Full Google integration
- 8-core Pro processor
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EDLA-certified 8-core slot-in PC
Upgrade your display’s computing power with the TEY1A EDLA-certified slot-in PC.
What is EDLA?
EDLA stands for Enterprise Devices Licensing Agreement, a new program that Google introduced at the end of 2022. It's designed to help solutions providers offer devices with built-in Google Mobile Services and provides a intergrated advanced features from business application to security
Advanced security protection
EDLA-certified devices offer a range of security features that can help protect your device and data from unauthorized access. These features include:
● Password protection
● Two-step authentication
● Data encryption
● Device management tools
Overall, EDLA-certified devices offer a high level of security that can help protect your device and data from unauthorized access.
Powerful processor
The TEY1A has a powerful 8-core processor composed of four Arm Cortex-A78 cores designed for heavy-duty processing and four Arm Cortex-A55 cores dedicated to background tasks. This blends power with efficiency.
Hassle-free management
The TEY1A comes with the BenQ Device Management Solution (DMS) that allows admins to remotely update their device firmware as well as simultaneously install, update, or uninstall applications on multiple slot-in PCs.
Multiple connection options
Users of the TEY1A get access to additional I/O ports for convenient data transfer. The slot-in PC features a USB-C 3.0 port, several USB-A ports, as well as HDMI and audio in and out for multimedia playback.
Vetted security
Since the TEY1A slot-in PC has the official Google Play Store, users can take advantage of Google Play Protect to safeguard their systems from potentially harmful applications.