YouPai launches a new Google EDLA certified OPS plug-in PC that runs native Android 13

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, May 20 (Xinhua)-- ViewSonic has launched a VPC-A31-O1, which is a Google EDLA (CTOnews.com Note: EDLA full name Enterprise Device Licensing Agreement,EDLA protocol is a recent Google protocol, can be understood as a supplement to devices other than the MADA protocol. OPS plug-in PC, certified by enterprise device license agreements, is a productivity and collaboration tool for enterprises and educational users.

CTOnews.com Note: EDLA's full name Enterprise Device Licensing Agreeement,EDLA protocol is a protocol recently launched by Google and can be understood as a supplement to devices other than the MADA protocol.

It is reported that when used in conjunction with ViewSonic ViewBoard interactive displays or other compatible displays, it can provide fast computing, advanced security protection, and extensive application availability from Google Play stores.

As a result of Google EDLA certification, VPC-A31-O1 provides a set of device management and monitoring tools provided by Google Workspace, as well as a series of security functions, such as password protection, two-step authentication, data encryption, etc.

VPC-A31-O1 is based on the native Android 13 operating system and is equipped with an embedded eight-core processor that provides HDMI, USB 3.0 Type-An and Type-C, RJ45 and audio interfaces.

According to reports, ViewSonic VPC-A31-O1 will go public in August 2023, but pricing information has not yet been released.