ACROSSER Launches AR-B5230 EPIC Single Board Computer

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ACROSSER Technology proudly presents the AR-B5230, EPIC single board computer which provides good performance for you to utilize on many fields in Embedded systems, Transportation, Panel PC, or Digital Signage. The most important feature of the EPIC board is that all the locations of the connectors are specified, which means it is a standard form factor. You can easily upgrade the board if you have further performance requirements in the future, or you can connect a PCI-104 expansion card without any concern since the location and mounting holes are fixed.

ACROSSER AR-B5230 EPIC Single Board Computer with Intel 915GME ChipsetAR-B5230 is also a small form factor board but with multiple connectors on the board edge. This may help to reduce the cable routing resulting in a smaller system. You can easily integrate the board in your system.

As a matter of course, choosing the Intel 915GME chipset allow you to use the economical priced DDRII memory, SATA interface HDD, and the Cost-effective CPU. Choose the AR-B5230 and you will see the benefit.

AR-B5230 features:

  • Intel 915GME chipset support Intel Pentium M / Celeron M 533/400MHz FSB
  • Support DDRII 533 MHz maximum to 1G
  • VGA / LVDS / DVI
  • IDE and SATA
  • 12VDC single voltage power input
  • Complete I/O Support:
    • 4 * USB 2.0
    • 2 * 10/100 Ethernet
    • PCI-104
    • 4 * COM ports (2 * RS-232, 1* RS-232//422/485)
    • 1 * 8 bit GPIO
    • 1 * KB/MS PS/2

AR-B5230 will arrive in the beginning of December 2007. For more information, please contact ACROSSER Technology, ACROSSER USA, and ACROSSER worldwide resellers in your local area.

About ACROSSER
Founded in 1987, Acrosser is one of the world’s leading suppliers of industrial computing hardware in Taiwan. Making life easier by taking advantage of advanced automated technology, Acrosser is the first to develop the revolutionary ROM/SRAM disk card, which solves the disk-drive stability problems that plague early industrial automation solutions. Acrosser’s broad product lines helps customers succeed in areas such as Networking, Industrial Automation, POS/POI/KIOSK/ATM, and Multimedia.

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