ITPC-B vs. ITPC-B-CP2: what generation 2 changes

The original ITPC-B panels earned their place in kiosks and operator stations as affordable, fanless Android/Linux terminals. The CP2 generation keeps that positioning and modernizes everything around it. If you standardized on the first generation, here is what actually changes.

The headline upgrades

• Processor platform — from the aging RK3288 to Rockchip RK3566/RK3568/RK3588: multiple times the compute, modern Android/Linux BSPs, and NPU options for local inference on the top tier.
• Full-bonding display — the touch glass is laminated directly to the LCD: better contrast, no internal condensation gap, and a stiffer front for public use.
• Dual Gigabit LAN (configuration-dependent) — separate device and management networks, or wired redundancy.
• Cellular options — 4G/LTE modules for installations beyond reliable Ethernet.
• Memory and storage headroom — up to 8GB RAM and 128GB eMMC embedded.

Side by side

Sizes run 12.1" to 21.5" across the CP2 range — see the ITPC-B150-CP2, ITPC-B156-CP2, and ITPC-B215-CP2. Mechanical cutouts differ from gen 1 on some sizes, so confirm the cutout before planning drop-in replacements.