Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The new high-performance monoblock in a white case is designed by Russian engineers at Aquarius for the efficient work of employees in various fields.

Ergonomics, efficiency, and simplicity are the defining characteristics for devices intended for use in the corporate and public sectors. Such solutions save space, while offering quick installation and a minimal number of wires. Therefore, all-in-one computers are in demand when working with large amounts of information, as well as for compact spaces such as multifunctional centers or reception areas. 

In response to the ever-growing demand, Aquarius presents the new high-performance Aquarius Mnb Pro T907 monoblock with an updated white design, thin bezels, and a height, tilt, and swivel adjustable high-resolution 27'' display. The Aquarius Mnb Pro T907 is based on the reliable Aquarius AQH410T motherboard and an efficient cooling system that maintains processor performance while operating quietly.

The device is equipped with a built-in soundbar, and additional side USB, HDMI, and Display-Port ports are provided for connecting external devices. Depending on the modification, an optical drive or a mobile rack is provided. The monoblock comes with a computer mouse and keyboard included.

Special attention is paid to ensuring cybersecurity and preparing secure equipment for workplaces. Its hardware platform is designed by domestic engineers, and the selection of components is carried out jointly with the participation of information security specialists. The device supports the operation of all major domestic operating systems and the installation of various hardware trusted boot modules.  The webcam and microphones are equipped with a hardware shutdown option, which guarantees individual privacy.

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