[Winmate Newsletter] Winmate Highlight - April 2025

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Winmate Highlight – April 2025
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Introduction to Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS)

Navigate the future with confidence. Discover how Winmate’s ECDIS-certified marine displays enhance safety, compliance, and efficiency at sea. Designed for precision and built to endure harsh maritime conditions, these solutions are the trusted choice for modern vessel navigation.

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Understanding Anti-Reflective (AR) and Anti-Glare (AG) Solutions

See clearly, work efficiently. Learn how Winmate combats reflective glare with advanced display technologies, ensuring optimal screen visibility—even in the brightest environments. Perfect for industry professionals who can’t afford to miss a detail.
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MXM Interface Graphic Cards

Empower your performance in the field. Uncover how Winmate’s L156 Series integrates graphics solutions to handle intensive workloads—enabling smooth rendering, real-time data visualization, and reliable processing power, making it ideal for demanding industrial and rugged computing applications.
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5 Benefits of Using Rugged Laptop with High-Computing GPUs

Take on tough tasks with confidence. See how Winmate’s high-computing rugged laptops manage data-heavy applications, streamline workflows, and sustain peak efficiency—even in the most extreme environments.
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Winmate Marine Grade Solutions Winmate Rugged Laptop L156AD-M1

L156AD-M1

A 15.6-inch rugged laptop equipped with Intel® 12th Gen processors and optional NVIDIA discrete GPU, designed for field service applications. With IP65 sealing, a sunlight-readable display, and hot-swappable batteries, it’s built for all-day, on-site efficiency.

W15IAD3S-MRC3FP

A 15.6-inch ECDIS-compliant marine panel PC with a fanless design and capacitive touch keys for easy mode switching. Engineered for demanding maritime conditions, it ensures reliable navigation and vessel management performance.

W12IE3S-MRB1FP

A 12.3-inch marine panel PC featuring a wide-format display and rugged design, built to deliver dependable performance for navigation, monitoring, and control in harsh maritime environments.

W43L100-MRA2FP

A 43-inch 4K UHD display with IP66-rated durability, anti-reflective coating, and a robust design, perfect for high-performance applications in demanding maritime settings.

I330EAC-ITW-6L

A fanless marine embedded computer with Intel® Core™ processors, built for harsh environments. Featuring 6 LAN ports, it ensures reliable connectivity for maritime and industrial applications.

EACIL20-MR

A compact, fanless marine computer powered by Intel® Pentium® N4200, engineered for reliable navigation and automation tasks in harsh maritime environments.

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