VPC11-C33-G1

What this OPS module adds to a ViewBoard display

The ViewSonic VPC11-C33-G1 is a slot-in computer that runs ChromeOS, so a ViewBoard interactive panel can open lessons, meetings and shared files without a separate PC beside it. Because it sits in the display's OPS bay, cables stay short and the room keeps one tidy device for presenters and teachers.

The software side centres on Chrome-based tools. Users can add extensions from the Chrome Web Store, and Google Play support lets them install Android apps for classroom activities and interactive exercises. Which apps are available depends on account settings and the policy of the organisation.

Hardware facts that matter for planning

• Processor and graphics: Intel Celeron 7350E (1.0G) with Intel UHD Graphics.
• Memory and storage: 8GB DDR4 across two 4GB modules, with a 256GB SSD.
• Wireless: Intel AX211 with Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2, with two antennas in the box.
• Ports: one HDMI 2.0a output, one combo audio jack input, one RJ45 LAN port, two Type-A USB 2.0 ports, two Type-A USB 3.2 Gen1 (5Gbps) ports and one USB-C port.
• Power input: DC +12V to +19V, 8A maximum.
• Operating conditions: 0°C to 40°C and 20% to 80% RH, non-condensing.
• Size and weight: 200 x 118 x 30 mm, 1 kg net.

The built-in security chip and automatic updates help keep each unit current without manual updates at every display. That matters for schools and offices running several panels at once.

Where it fits in Qatar

A private school in Al Wakrah fitting out new classrooms can standardise on one OPS unit per interactive display, so teachers use the same sign-in and browser setup in every room. Each classroom needs its own display and unit, so count units against the rooms that will actually use them.

In a West Bay office, a boardroom panel can run Chrome-based presentations and video calls from the same screen. When Wi-Fi coverage in the room is weak, the RJ45 port offers a wired connection. In a training room at Education City, the unit suits workshops where participants sign in with their own accounts.

What to plan before ordering

• Confirm that your ViewBoard model accepts this OPS unit. The manufacturer lists only the ViewBoard IFPG1 as Works With Chromebook certified, so ask us to check your exact display model.
• Keep the display in an air-conditioned room. The rated operating range tops out at 40°C, while Qatari summer temperatures regularly pass 45°C outdoors.
• Review with the SmartRooms Qatar team how the unit is powered from the display and how cables will be routed before installation.
• Plan network points with the two included antennas and the RJ45 port in mind.

Request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar. We will confirm compatibility, outline supply and professional installation across all eight municipalities, and arrange a free site survey where the room needs one.