Nobu 12″ Touchscreen Computer

NOBU is now shipping the PC-N12WTS, which is a 12.4″ LCD in-wall Windows XP touch-screen PC. It’s perfect for home automation control and because it’s a full featured PC, you can use it as a small control server. The CPU runs at 733mhz and has all the standard I/O ports as well as audio and ethernet.

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Published:: Tuesday, March 30th, 2004 at 11:41 am

Author:: Danny Mavromatis

Category:: Home Automation

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Michael Grange June 14th, 2004
7:45 PDT

Where can I get one???
Gino September 10th, 2004
20:31 PDT

You don’t want one.. it took 4 months to get one and when we received it shorted out and caused a small fire. There is no FCC or UL and the guy that puts these together in his garage is a shyster.
Mark Lewis September 16th, 2004
10:54 PDT

I agree. I recently ordered 10 units due to the amazing capabilities of the demo unit I have installed in my house. The installation of the 12″ was a snap and I highly recommend it to the integration community. They did mentioned they are back logged with orders due to the FOX tv show, so if I have anything negative to say about Nobu, to keep this a bias post, it is that.
jim December 27th, 2004
9:17 PST

i cant seem to get any tech support on some older machines. most of them are still in good shape a few aprox 10 out of 30 machines im working on either have a black or bright white screen on them at boot up ive read the posted statments hope i dont have the same problems this guy had. im a tech and have changed video cards and hard drives even went so far as to flash the bios on these things still no results please help even if it is just sugestions.
Samantha May 2nd, 2005
23:09 PDT

I’ve had nothing but good luck with Nobu. They have dealers all over the USA and a handful of dealers in other countries. You can contact them directly for sales information. I don’t think Mr. Cano works for them anymore. Ben Yang is my sales contact there. The number is on their web page. nobu-usa.com
~Sam
Me May 17th, 2005
16:17 PDT

Hmmmmmmmm….?!
Me-Again May 17th, 2005
16:19 PDT

Tyson Paul,
Tell your girlfrien Samantha to knock it off!
Me
John September 27th, 2005
16:07 PDT

This company and its products are a joke. The in wall pc is nothing more than a via motherboard and tin wih bubble gum to hold it together, did I mention its a fire hazzard as well? No certfied approvals, makeing this a waste of money and time……..nice try.
Robt W December 1st, 2005
14:45 PST

Solid Company and Solid products.
Peter Huss December 6th, 2005
12:31 PST

Ok, where can I get some objective info on Nobu and it
Concerned December 7th, 2005
7:34 PST

I happen to know for a fact that these computers are being used by the NSA and the CIA to perform mind control experiments on extra terrestrials (aliens)that they have captured in the secret war with the ETs that rages on as we speak! And they work great for them! (Ok, just kidding!) Just a reminder to everyone who foolishly uses internet posting as a sole source of accurate information: Ask yourself “Who is the source an what is their motivation?” if you don’t know the source, you can’t know the motivation or intent of the poster.
I don’t too much about this company but we plan to try their products. It seems like a great concept that has a great market. If the product meets all of our expectations, I’ll let you know.
Edward Romefeller May 17th, 2007
19:21 PDT

I have one installed in my home and have experienced no problems whatsoever. I also happen to know that at my work they have them installed as the control interface for the AC and lighting systems. By the way I work for Northrop Grumman.
Tina January 13th, 2008
11:26 PST

Awesome, I can’t afford it though.

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