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Networking Hardware
News Release from: FarSite Communications
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 28 June 2002
Contract puts comms cards in Belgian
Army laptops
UK comms product developer FarSite Communications has won a major new order worth Eur140,000 for its X.25 cards from Belgian systems integrator Evercom.
UK comms product developer FarSite Communications has won a major new order worth Eur140,000 for its X.25 cards from Belgian systems integrator Evercom The cards will be fitted by Evercom into ruggedised Windows 2000 laptop PCs to be supplied to the Belgian Army
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 22 May 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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FarSite's cards were subjected to rigorous evaluation for use in harsh environments and subjected to the Belgian Army's strict product compliance tests.
They passed with flying colours.
"We chose FarSite's product because we needed highly reliable cards that would stand up to very rough treatment.
Major considerations in our selection were quality and assured, on-time delivery", says Evercom director Guy Zijlmans.
"We also wanted a supplier who would co-operate closely in the army evaluation trials.
FarSite attended these with us in Belgium".
The Belgian Army chose the FarSync X25 T1P model from the large FarSync X.25 range, a low-cost single-port compact intelligent PCI X.25 card with high immunity to electrostatic discharges and a high MTBF.
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