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whitepaper Baker Tilly--London Stereo Master Video2009-10-01 Dell
  Dell helps Baker-Tilly, a full-service accounting and advisory firm, with its massive Windows 7 deployment

Tags: Client System Hardware, Enterprise Planning, Desktop Client OS, Desktop Client OS		   
whitepaper Innovative Universal Remote Control Extends Power of PC to Your Living Room2009-09-01 Microsoft
  The SilverPAC Evolution5500 is the only universal remote control in the world that streams SideShow Gadget content from a Windows PC. Users can catch up on reading email, check the weather and stock quotes, control lighting systems, or keep in touch with popular social networking services like Facebook and Twitter - all from the comfort of a living room couch, or anywhere else in the home. A built in Green Button launches Microsoft Media Center for instant access to music, video, photos, and more. All of these innovations and the connections to Windows systems and technologies are possible because the Evolution5500 extends the power of the PC with the Windows Embedded CE operating system.

Tags: Components		   
whitepaper Ensuring Power Substation Reliability at the Highest Level2009-09-01 Intel
  Moxa wanted to build a platform for substation automation that could handle a large number of LAN and serial ports while withstanding high temperatures in a fanless, 1U standard rack-mount form factor. The new DA-681 Series rack-mount embedded computer is designed to service the communications traffic generated by as many as six Ethernet ports and a mix of twelve RS-232/RS-485 ports. This high level of I/O capacity and flexibility is needed as power substations transition from analog to digital, which requires integrated communications and control systems for managing various equipment inside a power substation.

Tags: Components		   
whitepaper Korea's Rail Operator Accelerates Sales With Cashless Payments on Its Trains2009-07-09 Microsoft
  As Korea's rail operator, Korail has a responsibility to ensure passengers reach their destinations on time and in the greatest comfort possible. The company has worked hard to achieve rapid journeys for its customers, leading to the landmark launch of the KTX high speed trains in 2004. However with cashless payments on the increase in Korea, Korail wanted to embrace this technology on its trains and give passengers further payment options besides cash. The operator decided to rollout devices for card payments running Windows Embedded for Point of Service as the operating system to support this initiative. This decision has resulted in a ten percent increase in sales, improved efficiency in sales management, and access to business data in real-time to drive future performance initiatives.

Tags: Wholesale - Retail		   
whitepaper Manufacturer Creates New Products 50 Per Cent Faster With Advanced Embedded System2009-03-01 Microsoft
  French manufacturer Jeulin introduced its new computer-aided scientific experimentation device based on the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 operating system. The consol functions like a virtual desktop for data processing and analysis. Jeulin engineers determined that use of Platform Builder for Windows Embedded and 100 per cent access to the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 kernel code could cut time to market by between 45 and 50 per cent, and create a more user-friendly process than Linux.

Tags: Portable Device Client		   
whitepaper Seismic Recorders Rely on VersaLogic's PC/104-Plus SBC2009-02-01 VersaLogic
  Geometrics approached VersaLogic while looking for a PC/104-Plus solution for their application. To support their field use of the units, a small footprint and rugged board-level product was essential. In addition, exceptional reliability and long term availability were critical in order to avoid costly down-time and to ensure a stable product line over time. Lastly, and most importantly, Geometrics required outstanding customer support and engineering assistance to facilitate their design. VersaLogic worked very closely with Geometrics to help them realize their goals. Geometrics selected VersaLogic's Panther board, a PC/104-Plus Single Board Computer, for their application as it had the horse-power, rugged build, and the small size required for their portable device.

Tags: Components		   
whitepaper AntaresX Mobile Command System Relies on VersaLogic's Cobra, an EBX Single Board Computer2009-01-01 VersaLogic
  Emergency equipment such as the AntaresX Mobile Command Center needs high processing power and the reliability of a ruggedized embedded computer to support its mission critical applications. Designing a product with an extended lifetime guarantee was also essential to the engineering design team at Future Concepts. During the design-in phase of the project, Future Concept engineers worked with the VersaLogic sales team and manufacturer's representative firm Gabriel Partners to qualify and specify the Cobra as the heart of this sophisticated communications system. The support that VersaLogic engineers, their representatives and technical sales people were able to provide - and the ability of VersaLogic to deliver quality customized embedded computers on a tight timeline - all helped contribute to the customer's decision to use VersaLogic products.

Tags: Components, Data Infrastructure		   
whitepaper Trek Aerospace and VersaLogic Corp. Soar With New Generation UAV2009-01-01 VersaLogic
  Like many OEMs, Trek Aerospace needed an embedded solution with long-term availability and excellent support. VersaLogic's RoHS-compliant Puma platform was selected, as it draws only 5W during operation and less then 800mW in standby mode. With 3 USB ports, 3 COM ports, an LPT port and a 10/100 Ethernet interface, the Puma is appropriate for light-weight, mobile applications where low-power is essential.   
whitepaper Medical Device From HemoCleanse Depends on VersaLogic's Reliable Computers2009-01-01 VersaLogic
  HemoCleanse, located in West Lafayette, Indiana, designs, develops, manufactures and distributes sorbent-based blood treatment systems. Consisting of a portable core machine and a disposable treatment kit, the machine moves fluids by alternating positive and negative pressure applied to a sorbent suspension in the dialyzer. A customized VersaLogic STD 32 Bus CPU card provides the heart of the control system. It controls the unique hydraulic functions allowing blood to move counter-currently on the inside of a sorbent membrane.

Tags: Components		   
whitepaper Analogic Depends on VersaLogic SBC in Explosive Detection System2009-01-01 VersaLogic
  The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) recently granted certification for the eXaminer 3DX 6000, a new Explosive Detection System (EDS) designed to scan checked baggage at airports for explosives. Exceeding the FAA's stringent requirements for identification of difficult-to-detect plastic explosives in passenger baggage, the eXaminer is also lighter weight and has a smaller footprint than earlier CT-based explosive detection systems. A customized VersaLogic STD 32 Bus CPU card is used in the detection and display portion of the system. A second VersaLogic processor board combined with a high-speed analog and digital I/O card controls the high-speed rotating disk and plays an important role in communications for the 6000 channels of data transmission.

Tags: Components