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Logic Supply has released a new rugged and compact fanless industrial computer, the Karbon 300.
The company says the new machine combines the latest vision processing, security protocols, wireless communication technologies, and cloud architectures.
Logic Supply says the Karbon 300 has been “engineered to help innovators overcome the limitations of deploying reliable computer hardware in challenging environments”. [Read more…] about Logic Supply unveils new rugged industrial computer
by Mai Tao
Cincoze, a manufacturer of embedded computing platforms, introduces its new Diamond Extreme Series rugged workstation, the DX-1100.
It is based on workstation-grade Intel C246 chipset to support 8th Generation Intel Xeon/Core processors (formerly codenamed Coffee Lake S) at only 3.2 liters sized for space-limited requirements.
With new generation Intel processors, support for up to 6 processing cores, and the latest professional graphics, you’ll tackle even the most demanding high-end and multi-task applications. [Read more…] about Cincoze introduces compact and rugged workstation
by Sam Francis
Logic Supply has launched a new industrial computer which the company says “brings seventh generation Kaby Lake processing to pocket-sized computing”.
The new ML100G-31 is Logic Supply’s fanless “Next Unit of Computing” motherboard. NUC is a small-form-factor computer designed by Intel.
Logic Supply has been developing computer hardware for a variety of markets for 14 years, and claims to have pioneered the use of Intel’s NUC motherboard within industrial PCs. [Read more…] about Logic Supply launches fanless industrial computer with latest Intel Dawson Canyon motherboard
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