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Rugged Mini PCs from CyberResearch Run in Silence

Computers are designed for thin-client applications in space-constrianed environments.

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April 2, 2009

By DE Editors

Rugged Mini PCs from CyberResearch Run in Silence

The CyberResearch MEPC-series of miniature computers are suited for thin-client applications where space is at a premium.  Aluminum cases promote good cooling without the need for fans. 

The 1.2 GHz VIA Esther CPUs are can be used for firewalls and mail or print servers.  Optional wireless LAN is available on all four models.

The MEPC series of computers, all of which fit on the palm of your hand, include:

  • The MEPC 1200-004, which has a 4GB solid-state drive, ideal for shock and vibration.
  • The MEPC 1222-004, which adds dual 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports for communication.
  • The MEPC 1226-004, which adds 6 USB 2.0 ports for local connectivity.
  • The MEPC 1220-080, which has an 80GB HDD (no DOM drive) for high storage capacity.
For more information, visist CyberResearch.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 

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