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Arcom's New GEMINI Board Screams with Power and Performance Arcom Control Systems announces a new product addition to its industry leading embedded boards line. Overland Park, Kansas (PRWEB) June 1, 2007 -- Arcom Control Systems (www.arcom.com) announces a new product addition to its industry leading embedded boards line.
Named the GEMINI, this latest board is based on Intel's Core 2 Duo processor. The Gemini is a 5.25" EBX form factor single board computer for use in embedded and industrial applications. Utilizing Intel Core 2 Duo technology and Arcom's design expertise makes the GEMINI the latest in high performance and technology. The GEMINI has all the requirements for enterprise and residential network applications as well as the processing power to handle today's demanding software, such as graphics-intensive applications or serious number-crunching programs.
"This is a leading edge product for the embedded world and we are one of the first to come to market with it," said CEO of Arcom Chris Houghton. "The power in it is just huge for an embedded application, it really screams." In addition to the Core 2 Duo processor options, the GEMINI is packed full of advanced features such as 4 x Gigabit LAN, up to 3GB of DDR2 RAM, dual video output, 6 x USB 2.0 and simple 8 - 24V DC power input requirements, making the GEMINI suited for almost any high-end embedded processing application.
Also available now a ready-to-go, 1U rack mount PC based on the GEMINI. This slim-line unit offers all the features of the GEMINI in a package which also integrates CD-RW/DVD and HDD drives together with a universal mains / 8 - 24V DC PSU and even offers 2 x PCI expansion slots.
For more information about GEMINI, please visit: http://www.arcom.com/ebx-core-duo-gemini.htm
For more information about Arcom and Arcom products please visit:
Arcom Control Systems 7500 West 161st Street Overland Park Kansas - 66085 - USA tel. +1 (913) 549-1000 fax. +1 (913) 549-1001 us-sales @ arcom.com
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