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The lowest-cost 14-inch Vidar: an Intel N5095 workhorse for tills, back offices and single-purpose desks where screen size matters more than speed.
£273to £297 depending on configuration
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Indicative range: £273–£297. Your quote list uses the starting price. The exact price for your chosen configuration is confirmed by quote.
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The Vidar Slim 14 is the value floor of the range. It pairs a 14-inch panel with an Intel Celeron N5095 quad-core processor and Windows 11 Pro, and it is intended for the jobs that never change: an order system, a booking screen, a back-office spreadsheet, a reception desk. Those tasks need a readable screen and a stable Windows install, not a fast processor.
Storage is selected at order from 128 GB to 2 TB, and Vidar states support for up to 32 GB of memory without publishing which memory size ships as standard — that is confirmed with each quotation. The chassis is offered in silver or pink, which makes it one of the few models here that can be bought to match a branded counter.
If the work involves many browser tabs, photo editing or anything with a discrete GPU, the Vidar Flex 14 or Vidar Vortex range is the better starting point. This model is about cost per desk.
Built for fixed-position work: counters, reception, back-office desks and single-application terminals that stay plugged in.
Vidar states support for up to 32 GB but does not publish the standard installed size. We confirm the shipped memory on quotation instead of quoting a figure the source does not state.
It is an Intel Celeron N5095 with Windows 11 Pro, which suits browsers, office documents, email and line-of-business terminals. It is not intended for video editing, large spreadsheets with heavy recalculation, or gaming.
Ports are not published by Vidar, so the answer depends on the specific board revision. Ask for the port list on the quotation if a second display is a requirement.
Vidar publishes one price band for the model with colour as a listed option, so colour is not priced separately in the source. Any difference would appear on the written quote.
| Specification | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Celeron N5095 | Vidar key attributes and title |
| Memory (maximum stated) | 32 GB | Vidar listing title |
| Storage (maximum stated) | 2 TB | Vidar option list |
| Main display | 14 inches | Vidar key attributes |
| Operating system | Windows 11 Pro | Vidar key attributes |
| Memory installed | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Storage | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Resolution | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Battery capacity | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Ports | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Weight | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
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