Kiosk computers are self-service, interactive terminals with built-in computers, often touchscreen-based, designed for specific tasks in public settings like retail, healthcare, or airports, allowing users to access information or complete transactions (like check-in, ordering, or payments) without human assistance, improving efficiency and reducing queues. They are rugged, purpose-built systems running OSs like Windows, Linux, or Android, with customized hardware (card readers, printers) and software for specific functions. 

A network broadcast server is a specialized server that efficiently sends data, audio, or video to all devices on a network simultaneously, using special broadcast addresses (like IP multicast) for one-to-many delivery, common in IP-based systems for things like public address announcements, time synchronization (NTP), or large-scale content distribution, streamlining delivery without needing individual addresses for each recipient. 

ARM-based Panel PCs are industrial, all-in-one computers with built-in screens, powered by energy-efficient ARM processors (like those in smartphones) for low power, compact, fanless designs ideal for harsh environments, HMI (Human-Machine Interface), IoT, and embedded applications needing reliability, silent operation, and long life, running embedded OS like Android or Linux. 

An X86-based Panel PC is a rugged, all-in-one industrial computer with an integrated touchscreen display, powered by x86 architecture processors (like Intel or AMD) for high performance in harsh environments, used for automation, machine control, digital signage, and medical applications where reliability and compatibility with standard software (Windows/Linux) are crucial. They offer robust features like sealed casings, varied I/O, and scalable performance, bridging the gap between powerful desktop PCs and compact embedded systems. 

An embedded computer is a compact, purpose-built hardware device optimized for dedicated functions within larger systems. Unlike general-purpose computers, embedded computers are robust and tailored for tasks such as factory automation, in vehicle, or serving as IoT gateways.

Common industrial panel PC (IPC) troubleshoots involve addressing power/boot issues (check cables, PSU, voltage), connectivity problems (loose Ethernet, Wi-Fi interference, driver updates), touchscreen failures (clean screen, recalibrate, check EMI/damage), performance slowdowns (close background apps, check cooling, upgrade RAM/SSD), and environmental factors (overheating from dust, poor ventilation). Solutions often start with simple checks like securing cables, cleaning, recalibration, and driver updates before moving to hardware replacement or professional support. 

1. All-in-one computers
   • Industrial - grade small and medium sizes: These sizes are widely used in embedded and industrial control scenarios. The main specifications include 8 inches, 10.4 inches, 12 inches, 12.1 inches, 15 inches, 15.6 inches, 17 inches, 19 inches and 21.5 inches. For example, its IPRO series 10.4-inch industrial all-in-one computer is suitable for wall-mounted installation; the 15.6-inch industrial touch all-in-one computer supports processors such as J4125 and i7, and has an IP65 protection level.
   • Commercial medium sizes: It also has 23.6-inch and 23.8-inch models oriented to business scenarios. These models are equipped with configurations such as Intel Core i3/i5/i7 processors, and support multiple operating systems such as Windows 7/8/10 and Linux, which are suitable for office and business display scenarios.
2. Large - screen display products
    
   In addition to conventional all-in-one computers, Vincanwo also provides large-screen products such as meeting all-in-ones and LCD splicing screens for scenarios like exhibition halls and command scheduling. The meeting all-in-one computers have conventional sizes including 46 inches, 55 inches and 65 inches; and the splicing screen products can provide customized sizes ranging from 65 inches to 200 inches, with optional splicing gaps of 3.5mm, 1.7mm and 0.88mm to meet the needs of large-scale display projects.

Vincanwo Group products generally come with a 3-year quality guarantee; however, some specific products listed on third-party sites are noted as having a 1-year warranty. The specific warranty period may depend on the product type and point of purchase.
 
Vincanwo Group advises customers to:
 
1,Check the specific product details: The warranty information can vary, so it is important to check the documentation for your specific model.

2, Provide a serial number for support: You can provide the product serial number to their customer service team to quickly access all the details, including warranty status.

3,Contact sales or technical support: For definitive answers regarding a specific product's warranty, you can speak directly with their sales or technical support team.

For more information, you can visit the Vincanwo Group official website or directly contact our support team via the Contact Us page.