Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Aquarius AQone F24 is designed for the daily tasks of employees in medium and large organizations with a developed IT infrastructure.

The all-in-one PC is based on the Aquarius AQB760M board, which supports Intel 12th, 13th, and 14th generation desktop processors with TDP up to 125 W, as well as DDR5 RAM up to 96 GB, 5600 MHz. In addition, the board supports PCIe fourth generation.

The all-in-one PC features a 23.8-inch IPS screen with Full HD resolution (1920 x 1080). If necessary, the all-in-one PC can be used as an external monitor. There is a built-in webcam (2 or 5 MP) and microphone, as well as stereo speakers, USB and HDMI ports, DisplayPort, VGA video output, RJ-45 network interface, and COM port.

The stand allows you to change the height, tilt, and rotation angle of the screen. The device also supports additional options such as a card reader, smart card reader, and mobile chassis for quick removal of the drive. The installation of hardware and software trusted boot modules is supported.

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