The Dual-Brain Advantage: Why JYXOIHUB Integrates Windows 10 into the Smart Board

In the taxonomy of office technology, most “Smart Boards” suffer from an identity crisis. They are essentially oversized Android tablets. While great for sketching, they fail when you need to run Excel macros, open a CAD viewer, or use the full desktop version of Zoom. You end up plugging in a laptop, defeating the purpose of an “all-in-one” device.

The JYXOIHUB 75-inch Interactive Whiteboard solves this by adopting a Dual-Brain Architecture. It embeds a full Windows 10 PC inside the chassis, alongside a lightweight Android system.

Brain 1: Android 11.0 (The Instant Layer)

Think of the Android layer as the board’s “BIOS.” It is always on, instant-booting, and controls the hardware. * The Use Case: You walk into a meeting room for a quick huddle. You tap the screen. The whiteboard app launches instantly. You sketch ideas, annotate a screenshot, and save it via QR code. No waiting for Windows updates, no login screens. It is digital paper. * Specs: Powered by 3GB RAM and 32GB ROM, this layer handles the UI, input switching, and wireless casting protocols.

Brain 2: Windows 10 OPS (The Power Layer)

Slide your finger up the menu, tap “Windows,” and the board transforms. It switches inputs to the internal OPS (Open Pluggable Specification) module. * The Hardware: Inside is an Intel Core i5-6300U processor, 4GB of RAM, and a 128GB SSD. * The Reality: This isn’t a gaming rig. It’s a standard office workstation. But because it is integrated, it has direct access to the 20-point touch panel and the network. * The Advantage: You can install the real Microsoft Office. You can access your company’s VPN. You can run legacy ERP software. You aren’t relying on watered-down mobile apps.

The “Zero-Cable” Conference Room

The true value of this integration is the elimination of friction.
In a traditional setup, starting a meeting involves a ritual: Where is the HDMI cable? Do you have a USB-C dongle? Why is the sound coming from the laptop and not the TV?
With the JYXOIHUB, the “PC” is already connected. The sound, the touch, and the video are hardwired internally. You press power, launch Teams/Zoom on the Windows desktop, and the meeting starts.

Upgradability: The Hidden Benefit

The Windows PC is not soldered to the motherboard; it is an OPS module. This is an industry-standard slot on the back of the display. * Future Proofing: If, in three years, the i5 processor feels slow or you need 16GB of RAM, you don’t throw away the $2,000 screen. You simply slide out the OPS box and buy a newer, faster one. This modularity protects your investment in the glass panel itself.

Conclusion: Professional Versatility

By marrying the instant-on convenience of Android with the software depth of Windows 10, the JYXOIHUB offers a solution that fits both the casual brainstorm and the formal board meeting. It acknowledges that in the enterprise, “compatibility” usually means “runs on Windows.”