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Staco Systems
Address:
1139 Baker Street
Costa Mesa
CA 92626
USA
Telephone: (USA) +1 714 549 3041 x270
http://www.stacosystems.com/
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Listing of all 8 news releases from Staco Systems:
Keyboard suits explosive environments
The M77903 has a USB cable with threaded couplings and O-ring seals that will not produce sparks and resists water, dust, corrosion and electrical discharges.
News from Staco Systems ( 1 July 2008)
Complete panel systems cut assembly times
In response to the increasing number of customer requests, StacoSwitch recently announced they will expand their offering of complete panel assembly production.
News from Staco Systems ( 9 April 2007)
StacoSwitch launches rugged QWERTY keyboard
StacoSwitch unveiled an early prototype of its new rugged QWERTY keyboard with a built-in touchpad, the M779, at two Police exhibitions.
News from Staco Systems ( 7 February 2007)
E-commerce website eases search for switches
StacoSwitch has launched an e-commerce website that provides a convenient method to search for and purchase StacoSwitch's products online.
News from Staco Systems (29 January 2007)
Touchscreens gain a tactile dimension
Tactile feedback technology removes the frustration and confusion that come with using touchscreens.
News from Staco Systems (25 September 2006)
Data entry products survive kiosk abuse
Stainless steel kiosk data entry products feature a solid, metal construction designed to reduce the high costs of vandalism and weather damage.
News from Staco Systems (15 September 2006)
Switching module puts power behind the panel
The PSM high power switching module is a single electronic board that handles high current switching functions.
News from Staco Systems (15 August 2006)
Troops provided with IED protection
User application article StacoSwitch supplies rugged sealed switches to companies providing American armed forces with classified equipment successfully used to prevent deadly attacks from improvised explosive devices (IEDs).
News from Staco Systems (27 July 2006)
