CTL Expands ChromeOS Desktop Lineup with OPS-Ready Monitor and All-in-One Computers
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Summary
CTL has announced the expansion of its product ecosystem with the launch of the CTL MTIP24OPS 24" OPS-Ready Monitor and two new CTL OPS All-in-One computers running ChromeOS, powered by Intel Core i3 and i7 processors. These products are designed for schools and businesses needing flexible, upgradeable desktop computing solutions in settings like libraries, labs, test-taking centers, call centers, and healthcare facilities.
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