Logic Supply Introduces LGX AG150 Embedded System
Logic Supply announced the LGX AG150 embedded system. The AG150 features the new Intel Atom Cedarview N2800 1.86 GHz Dual Core processor, integrated GMA 3650 graphics, 1080p HD graphics, HDMI and VGA, six USB 2.0 ports, two RS-232 COM ports, two PCI Express Mini Card slots and Gb LAN. The LGX AG150 Dual Core Atom fanless system is ideal for kiosks, point-of-use terminals, manufacturing control, industrial automation, and remote data collection.
Logic Supply Introduces LGX AU115 Embedded System
Logic Supply recently announced the LGX AU115 embedded system. The AU115 features an Intel Atom N270 processor, two RS-232 COM ports (one of which can be used as GPIO), RS-232/422/485 port, four USB 2.0 ports, DVI-I, dual Intel Gb LAN ports, two audio jacks, 12-volt DC power jack, small footprint, and low-profile chassis (less than 1.5″ thick). The extended temperature LGX AU115 is ideal for deployment in remote monitoring, outdoor kiosks, data acquisition, and networking applications.
Avalue MPC-42W5 Digital Signage Computer
Avalue Technology announced the MPC-42W5 digital signage computer. The MPC-42W5 features the Intel Atom D525 dual-core processor, Intel ICH8-M chipset, 42″ 16:9 LCD display panel (supports up to 1920*1080 full HD resolutions and wide 178° view angle), CF, LAN, COM, VGA, two Mini-PCIe and two USB ports. Options include HD 720P 130M webcam, High Definition video decoder, WiFi, PIR/ CIR/ light sensor module.
Mercury Computer Systems Unveils HCD2100, BCC-301 AMC Modules
Mercury Computer Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: MRCY), a trusted provider of high-performance, real-time embedded computing, announced enhanced xTCA subsystems for demanding applications. These new subsystems provide high density, multi-core processing power and next generation serial RapidIO®, supporting twice the bandwidth of current solutions and delivering new Quality of Service capabilities.
Kontron Acquires AP Labs Group
Through its US subsidiary, Kontron has acquired 100 percent of US company AP Labs Group, which is based in San Diego, California. The group, which has two operating companies, is regarded as one of the leading system integrators in the areas of defense and aerospace. Since its inception in 1984 the company has firmly established itself on the market for the development and series production of highly complex and robust computer systems, as well as specialized applications. Kontron anticipates that both new subsidiaries will make an annual revenue of USD 30 million. Kontron intends to integrate AP Labs with its North American headquarters, which is also based in San Diego. Kontron has access to cost-efficient, local production capacities as the result of the company AP Parpro Inc., which also forms part of the group and is located in Mexico, close to Kontron’s NA headquarters.
VIA Technologies Introduces ARTiGO A1100 DIY PC Kit
VIA Technologies, Inc, a leading innovator of power efficient x86 processor platforms, announced the launch of its latest DIY PC kit, the VIA ARTiGO A1100, a sub-liter DIY PC kit for enthusiasts who want to taste the most extreme, ultra-compact desktop computing experience. The VIA ARTiGO A1100 takes inspiration from Pico-ITX, cramming a range of features that include a 64-bit processor, HD video support, HDMI and VGA display connectivity, Gigabit networking, Wi-Fi Support and five USB ports, all into a PC chassis that fits snuggly into the palm of your hand.
Kontron Intelligent Computer
Kontron introduced the Kontron KIC (Kontron Intelligent Computer) family of Box PCs with front and rear interfaces that, for the first time, can be integrated directly into the chassis of devices and machines. Thanks to its second set of interfaces, the IPC requires no additional cabling to the front of the housing and can therefore be faster and more easily integrated into machine designs for low installation costs. By reducing the need for cables, reliability increases and maintenance costs decrease significantly since the potential of failure from cables being disconnected over time is greatly reduced.
GE Fanuc, Cavium Networks Team on Multicore for Military-Aerospace
GE Fanuc Intelligent Platforms, a unit of GE Enterprise Solutions, announced that it has initiated a collaborative effort with Cavium Networks in which the two companies will facilitate high-performance compute technology using low power multicore processor architectures in military/aerospace applications. The initiative takes advantage of GE Fanuc’s strength in the military/aerospace industry and in the deployment of low power multicore solutions in the telecommunications industry, as well as Cavium Networks’ leadership in the design and development of industry-leading embedded multicore processors. The collaboration is expected to lead to the development of new solutions designed for military/aerospace applications that are based on multicore technology.
Datasound Laboratories Rolls Out ACS-2663 Embedded System
A new, low power, fanless computing platform from Datasound Laboratories is designed to withstand the rigours of industrial applications while providing extensive computer power. Packaged in a heavy duty steel chassis with aluminium flutes which act as a heatsink and brackets for wall/bulkhead mounting, the ACS-2663 uses the 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 processor supported by up to 2GB DDR memory.
IBASE Introduces SI-28 Signature Book 2 Digital Signage System
IBASE Technology Inc. (TASDAQ: 8050), a world-leading manufacturer of single board computers and embedded systems, announces the release of the SI-28 Signature Book 2 – a professional grade digital signage system packing extreme performance within ultra compact dimensions. The SI-28 supports four independent HDMI outputs at up to 1080p display resolutions. Its ATi® E4690 GPU is equipped with 320 stream processor cores and 512MB of GDDR3 video memory. Combined with an AMD Athlon X2 (dual core) or X4 (quad core) CPU, the system packs extreme performance within its diminutive package.
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