Date de Parution: 2015-07-07
Datasound Labs (DSL) introduced a series of new fanless tablets based on passively cooled Intel Core i7 processors. The front-end IP65-protected APC-3 × 19 tablet PC (for 0-50C operation) does not contain any moving parts-easily meeting the requirements of reliability and service life (a key element of industrial and embedded computing). For the highest reliability, the APC-3 × 19 tablet computer also supports RAID.
Rory Dear, Technical Sales Manager, Datasound Laboratories, said: "Reliably passively cooling any high-performance processor is a skill, and the quad-core Intel Core i7 can do this while maintaining support for operating temperature ranges in industrial environments." Since then, those who need the latest desktop computer performance have been forced to adopt this method, because the desktop is not suitable for its installation environment because there are no other options. The
client can be extensively self-configurable, can specify its own DDR, SSD and pre-installed OS preferences, and can even expand I / O by itself using the built-in PCI or PCIe x16 expansion slot. The display size is 15-24 inches 1080P, able to customize APC-3 × 19 tablet to fully meet the needs of OEMs, system integrators and industrial end customers. This is the icing on the cake.
Customers can realize their uniqueness through multiple I / O easy installation of peripheral modules or DSL design services. I / O capabilities and exact connector locations. Aesthetic customization with company brand bezel color and company logo are further design choices as well as bezel materials. The company says options include universal use in food, medical and chemical processing applications Corrosion and sanitary stainless steel.
