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Reliability Built to Order

IGEL Technology holds no stock in its channel. Instead, when you 

order IGEL Universal Desktops, we assemble and fl ash the units at our 

warehouse facilities in Asia, Europe and North America. This means 

your devices undergo fi nal fl ashing and testing the day they are sent to 

you, ensuring you get the latest fi rmware and the best out of the box 

experience.

Choosing the Right IGEL Universal 

Desktop

Choosing an IGEL Universal Desktop for your needs is easy.

1. Decide which operating system is best for you; Windows Embedded 

CE, IGEL Linux or Windows Embedded Standard 2009.

2. Decide which Digital Service Pack you need to access your 

applications.

3. Choose which hardware platform is best suited to your needs.

It’s that easy!

Digital Service Packs

Entry Pack

The Entry level Digital Service Pack is designed for customers wanting 

to access just server-based Windows applications using the Citrix

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ICA or Microsoft

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 RDP protocols. The IGEL Linux and Microsoft 

Windows Embedded Standard 2009 versions also have a Java SE 

Runtime Environment.

Standard Pack

This Pack has all the features of the Entry Pack plus many more Digital 

Services such as virtualization support, local web browser, Media 

Player, PDF Reader, and terminal emulation. It also supports remote 

access using a variety of VPN protocols and the ThinPrint client for 

enhanced network printing.

Advanced Pack

The Advanced Pack is an extremely powerful collection of Digital 

Services that can connect you to almost any application, media or 

peripheral. In addition to the Standard Pack it supports more specialized 

Digital Services such as, Flash, VoIP (Linux only), a native SAP GUI, 

NoMachine NX and ThinLinc printing. For customers wanting to deploy 

the toughest server-based computing applications such as Adobe

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Flash

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 multi-media, video conferencing or peripheral control, that often 

do not work well using standard Windows protocols, the Advanced 

Pack on Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 2009 supports 

Digital Services Virtualization. For advanced peripheral support, the 

Advanced Pack also supports USB re-direction so USB devices can 

connect seamlessly to the server-based Windows desktop.

Hardware

UD2 Series

A small, affordable, energy effi cient hardware platform that can be 

VESA mounted on the back of a monitor. The DVI-I port supports 

dual monitors with an optional Y-Cable and it can connect to common 

peripherals with its four USB ports. The UD2 series only supports the 

Entry and Standard Digital Service Packs.

UD3 Series

An affordable, compact, versatile midrange hardware platform that 

can power all Digital Service levels, from the Entry to the Advanced 

Packs. Optionally you can add an integrated smart card reader and a 

Connectivity Foot for WiFi and/or a serial port. The UD3 can be VESA 

mounted.

UD5 Series

A powerful and expandable hardware platform. It’s high speed 

processor and graphics can support demanding applications or many 

applications running simultaneously. It supports the broadest set of 

connectivity to peripherals, including internal PCI cards. Optionally 

you can add an integrated smart card reader and a Connectivity Foot 

for WiFi and/or a parallel port. This series is available with the Entry, 

Standard and Advanced Digital Service Packs.

UD7 Series

The UD7 series is a quad-screen hardware platform designed for the 

most demanding graphics environments. It uses the same chassis as 

the UD5 giving it an optional smart card reader, optional Connectivity 

Foot with a broad range of IO ports. This series is only available with 

the Advanced Digital Service Pack. 

UD9 Series

An integrated 19” LCD platform with a broad range of I/O ports. Ideal 

for customer facing situations or space-constrained environments. 

Only available with the Advanced Digital Service Pack.

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