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Monday, March 1, 2010

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single board computer on PC104VersaLogic announced the Wildcat high-performance single board computer (SBC). Built around an Intel second-generation Core 2 Duo processor (SP9300), the entire SBC fits on a single 4.2” x 3.8” (107 mm x 96 mm) board. The SBC is designed for applications that require extreme CPU and video processing in a compact package. The SP9300 Core 2 Duo CPU is combined with the GS45 Graphics Memory Controller Hub and ICH9M I/O Controller Hub. This SBC is appropriate for compute-intensive high-end applications such as flight navigation, guidance systems and medical scanning/imaging. The SBC is qualified to MIL-STD-202G shock and vibration standards for use in harsh environments.

VersaLogic Corp.
800-824-3163, www.versalogic.com

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