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Industrial PC integrates easily with PLCs

Mitsubishi Electric reckons its QPC rack-mounted industrial PC module fills the gap between PLC and PC control. Brochure available

News from Mitsubishi Electric (Automation Systems Division) ( 7 February 2002)

Workstations keep it clinically clean

Planar Systems has introduced the Invitium medical information platform, the first point-of-care family of workstations designed from the ground up to address healthcare informatics applications.

News from Planar Systems ( 1 February 2002)

Rugged web tablet combines I/O and comms

Advantech has introduced its first ruggedised web tablet. Brochure available

News from Advantech (UK) (30 January 2002)

Embedded server has 15 slots for expansion

The System 4 embedded server is the latest addition to the Flexor family of modular system solutions from Force Computers.

News from Force Computers (30 January 2002)

Backplane and bridge boost PCI communications

Kaparel is releasing both the PS 1808 backplane and PS1188 low-profile bridge, based on the PLX GigaBridge switched-PCI architecture today at the Bus and Board Conference.

News from Kaparel Corp (23 January 2002)

Buffalo reports strong PC memory business

Despite extensive comment about the state of the PC industry, Buffalo Technology is enjoying continued growth in its penetration of the PC market.

News from Buffalo Technology (25 December 2001)

Framegrabber supports latest Camera Link spec

New from Firstsight Vision, the Viper-CamLink from Coreco Imaging is a single-slot high-performance acquisition and preprocessing board for the PCIbus. Brochure available

News from Firstsight Vision (26 November 2001)

Kit claims easy LCD applications

A new analogue interface controller kit, complete with all necessary accessories packaged in a single box - with a single part number - has been introduced by Digital View.

News from Digital View (21 November 2001)

Video controller drives LCDs and plasma displays

A new PC and video interface controller, specifically designed to support both TFT colour LCD panels and plasma display panels (PDPs), is available from Digital View.

News from Digital View (21 November 2001)

Analogue broadcast signal capture on PCIbus

The INT-1461, a new PC/104-Plus frame grabber module from Datasound Laboratories, is a complete low-cost single-chip solution for analogue broadcast signal capture on the PCIbus.

News from Datasound Laboratories (12 November 2001)

All-in-one kit gets LCDs up and running

New from Digital View comes a cost-effective fast and easy method of enabling an extensive range of high-performance LCDs.

News from Digital View (23 October 2001)

Addon board puts text on any video/ARGB background

Digital View has introduced a high-performance display solution, enabling text information to be overlaid on top of any video/ARGB background.

News from Digital View (16 October 2001)

Controller cards drive test platforms

National Instruments reckons its NI 8171 Series comprises the fastest highest-performance 3U embedded controllers on the market for PXI/CompactPCI. Brochure available

News from National Instruments (20 September 2001)

Motorola endorses new PCI standard

Motorola Computer Group and several collaborating companies have reaffirmed their commitments to build system-level platforms and products that adhere to PICMG 2.16.

News from Emerson Network Power Embedded Computing (18 September 2001)

Kit solves LCD applications

A new analogue interface controller kit, complete with all necessary accessories packaged in a single box - with a single part number - has been introduced by Digital View.

News from Digital View (10 September 2001)

LCD drivers support nonstandard PC resolutions

Flint Displays has added two new LCD display driver boards to support its LCD panel range.

News from Flint ( 7 September 2001)

Card reader meets PC by USB

Flint Smart is introducing an addition to its swipe card reader range, which offers simple interfacing to PC-based systems through a built-in USB interface.