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News Release from: IBase Technology | Subject: AMI200 and AMI300
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 21 September 2007
Mini-ITX motherboards find new homes
Aluminium bare-bone systems house Mini-ITX motherboards and can be used as the basis for a desktop PC or wall mounted system.
IBase Technology has unveiled a pair of aluminium bare-bone systems to support its range of Mini-ITX motherboards Built with the same footprint size of 199 x 232mm, the AMI200 and AMI300 can fit board models including MB899F, MB896F and upcoming Mini-ITX boards from IBase
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 5 May 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Both platforms come in silver colour and can be used as the basis for a desktop PC or wall mounted.
Front panel I/O interface includes those for power LED, HDD LED, reset button, power button and two USB 2.0 ports.
Rear I/O configuration follows the edge connectors of the motherboards that come with I/O shields.
Both models support a 2.5in HDD drive bay, and the taller AMI300 supports an additional slim DVD drive bay.
The silver-coloured AMI200 and AMI300 come in a stylish design that fits elegantly to any environment in various applications in the multimedia, digital signage, automation, car PC, gaming and medical fields.
Both are designed to have fanless operation and powered by DC/DC convertor or 60/90W power adapter.
Regardless of the motherboard they are configured with, these bare-bone system platforms deliver outstanding performance and stability in a beautiful aluminium case.
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