Neoware Systems Capio 800 CP4K-HD Thin Client No Flash Card 100-240V

Neoware Systems Capio 800 CP4K-HD Thin Client No Flash Card 100-240V

The Neoware Systems Capio 800 (model CP4K-HD) is a compact, low-power thin client computer designed to run Windows XP Embedded from an internal flash card. This unit has no flash card installed and no operating system present. The Capio 800 draws on a universal power supply (100–240V AC) and features a small desktop form factor suited to space-constrained environments.

Specifications & What's Included

• Manufacturer: Neoware Systems, Inc.
• Model: Capio 800
• Part Number: CP4K-HD (label: PN-CP4K-HD / CAPIO800)
• Form Factor: Small desktop / compact chassis
• Operating System: None installed — designed for Windows XP Embedded via flash card
• Flash Card: Not included (slot present on front panel)
• Power Input: 100–240V AC, 50–60Hz, 0.8A Max (universal)
• Front Ports: USB (1x), flash card slot, power button, status LEDs
• Rear Ports: DB-25 parallel port, DB-9 serial port (additional rear ports may be present — see photos)
• Certifications: FCC, CE, UL (UL Listed E144513)
• Country of Manufacture: China
• Unit only — no flash card, no OS, no power adapter or cables included

Applications

Neoware's Capio 800 is an early-2000s thin client from the era when flash-based embedded Windows terminals were widely adopted in corporate desktop environments. Thin clients like this were deployed in call centers, healthcare workstations, point-of-sale terminals, and general office settings where a centralized server handled processing and the endpoint needed only a lightweight OS and network connectivity. The Capio line ran Windows XP Embedded loaded from an internal flash card, keeping the system quiet, fanless or near-fanless, and very low on power consumption compared to traditional PCs. Units like this are still used today by legacy system integrators, IT hobbyists, and anyone needing a compact, low-power x86-compatible terminal or embedded computing platform.