Guide
Dedicated Devices: How to Choose the Right Hardware
This guide explains how to choose the right hardware for dedicated devices by outlining key considerations from initial planning to deployment. It defines what dedicated devices are and highlights common examples and their core characteristics. The guide emphasizes important decisions such as selecting the appropriate chipset, components, operating system, and hardware form factor based on specific use cases. It also discusses the advantages and limitations of off-the-shelf hardware, the role of peripherals and third-party tools, and the importance of evaluating total cost of ownership. Additionally, it stresses choosing a compatible MDM solution to ensure effective management, scalability, and long-term performance of device fleets.
